2014 media guide - Cheyenne Frontier Days

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PRESENTED BY
2014 MEDIA GUIDE
Sponsors
Presenting Sponsor
Platinum Boot Sponsors
P.O. Box 2477
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82003
(307) 778-7200
Fax: (307) 778-7213
[email protected]
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Abbreviations of Rodeo Organizations
CFD:
Cheyenne Frontier Days™
CPRA:
Canadian Professional Rodeo Association
RNCFR: Ram National Circuit Finals Rodeo
NFSR:
National Finals Steer Roping
PRCA:
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
WNFR:
Wrangler National Finals Rodeo
WPRA:
Women’s Professional Rodeo Association
The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Rodeo
is sanctioned by The Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association
101 Pro Rodeo Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80919
(719) 593-8840
Chute 9 Sponsor
The arrowhead logo and the terms:
Frontier Days™
Frontier Nights™
“Daddy of ‘em All“®
Old Frontier Town™
Buckin’ A Saloon™
are registered trademarks of
Cheyenne Frontier Days, Inc.
The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Media Guide
is produced by the Cheyenne Frontier Days™
Public Relations Committee
Edited and designed by: CFD PR Committee
Written by: BJ Richardson
Special thanks to: Nicole Gamst, Dawn Thompson &
Kerry Balcaen, CFD Volunteer Photographers,
Silver Boot Sponsors
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABOUT CFD.........................................................
CHEYENNE..........................................................
MAPS......................................................................
MEDIA INFO........................................................
Important phone numbers..................................
Helpful publications............................................
Media representatives...........................................
Obtaining media credentials................................
Dress requirements..............................................
Parking...............................................................
SCHEDULE...........................................................
CFD RODEO.........................................................
Cinch Rodeo Shootout.......................................
Timed Event Slack............................................
PRCA Rodeo......................................................
Championship Bull Riding...................................
CFD EVENTS........................................................
Frontier Nights™ and Lineup..............................
Behind the Chutes Tours....................................
Carnival Midway.................................................
CFD Old West Museum....................................
CFD Western Art Show & Sale.........................
Challenge Rodeo.................................................
Chuckwagon Cookoff..........................................
Indian Village......................................................
Pancake Breakfasts..............................................
Parades................................................................
Old Frontier Town.............................................
US Thunderbirds Performance...........................
OTHER EVENTS..................................................
Area Attractions Information..............................
Cheyenne Gunslingers........................................
Old Fashioned Melodrama.................................
Fort D.A. Russell Days.......................................
VOLUNTEERS & CFD STRUCTURE ..............
General Committee, General Chairman.............
Miss Frontier, Lady-in-Waiting..........................
The Dandies........................................................
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Volunteers of the Year, Buckle Club, HEELS,
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CFD Scholarships................................................
SPONSORS............................................................
IN THE ARENA....................................................
Stock Contractors................................................
Announcers.........................................................
Barrelman and Bullfighters..................................
Arena Director....................................................
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Rough Stock Chute Boss....................................
Chute 9 Boss......................................................
Justin Sports Medicine........................................
Trick Roper.........................................................
Arena Judges.......................................................
Arena Chasers/Pick-up Men...............................
CHAMPIONS........................................................
2013 Defending Champions................................
Arena Records.....................................................
All Around Cowboys...........................................
Senior Steer Roping............................................
Bareback.............................................................
Bull Riding..........................................................
Saddle Bronc.......................................................
Steer Roping........................................................
Steer Wrestling....................................................
Rookie Saddle Bronc..........................................
Tie-Down Roping...............................................
Team Roping.......................................................
Women’s Barrel Racing.......................................
Wild Horse Race.................................................
Chuckwagon Races.............................................
Ladies Saddle Bronc............................................
Denver Post Ladies Relay Race Winners.............
CFD RECORDS ...................................................
Miss Frontiers.....................................................
CFD Concert Entertainers..................................
CFD Hall of Fame..............................................
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ABOUT CFD
Since 1897, Cheyenne has celebrated its Old
West roots by serving up non-stop outdoor
rodeo action in one of the largest outdoor
arenas on earth.
Cheyenne Frontier Days™ is commonly referred to as
the “Daddy of ‘em All”®—the world’s largest outdoor
rodeo. The phrase was coined in 1919 when Cheyenne had
gained worldwide recognition for having the biggest and
best rodeo. Some folks credit T. Joe Cahill, who served
as a committeeman that year, for the nickname. But, no
matter who christened Cheyenne’s rodeo with the name,
one thing is certain; each year since, CFD has lived up to
its reputation.
The “Daddy of ‘em All” continues as a leader in rodeo
action. It remains the favorite rodeo for most PRCA contestants and rodeo fans alike. Rodeo cowboys are known
to proudly display their winning belt buckles as status symbols. A recent study of rodeo points out that contestants
who have competed at Cheyenne prefer to sport their CFD
championship buckles even more so than a world champion
buckle.
Importance of Volunteers
For more than 100 years the citizens of Cheyenne have
banded together in this annual community project. CFD
has a minimal staff with the rest of the work being done by
over 2,300 volunteers. Because of this effort, and numerous
other community-oriented volunteer projects, Cheyenne
has been dubbed “the volunteer capital of the world.”
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In 2013, total ticketed attendance for rodeos, concerts
and other Frontier Park events was over 250,000. Over
25,500 people attended the free pancake breakfasts,
45,000 visited the Indian Village, and 5,000 went on the
behind-the-scenes chute tour.
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As it did last year, CFD expects to serve about 100,000
flapjacks to nearly 30,000 during its free pancake breakfasts served downtown.
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Visitors spent nearly $25 million in Laramie County
during CFD, including $4.8 million at restaurants and
bars, $2.7 million on accommodations, $6.5 million
on entertainment and recreation, and $10.6 million on
shopping, gas and other retail purchases. CFD also creates over 300 full and part-time jobs.
118th Annual “Daddy of ‘em All”
Large Outdoor Rodeo Committee of the Year
World’s Largest Outdoor Rodeo
12:15 p.m. daily, July 19- 27
Grandstands open at 11:30 a.m.
Cheyenne was voted “Large Outdoor Rodeo Committee
of the Year” by the PRCA for 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000,
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and
2013. The award was voted on by the top 100 contestants
in each PRCA event, stock contractors and PRCA contract
personnel.
Future Dates
July 17-26, 2015
Economic Impact
CFD was organized over 118 years ago to economically benefit the City of Cheyenne and we continue to stay
focused on delivering our mission to be a positive economic
resource in our community. CFD draws cowboys and rodeo
and music fans from throughout the country for a spirited, ten-day celebration of Western heritage. CFD serves
as an important boost to Cheyenne’s economy, bringing
hundreds of thousands of visitors who pump a significant
amount of money into the local community.
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118th Cheyenne Frontier Days™
CHEYENNE
About the Wyoming State Capital
Cheyenne was founded on the banks of Crow Creek in
July 1867. The town, named by Army General Grenville
Dodge after the Indians who inhabited the area, took on
many nicknames over the years. Cheyenne originally was
referred to as “Hell on Wheels” because the first businesses
to arrive at the new railhead were ones that traveled along
with the Union Pacific as it broke ground westward across
the Great Plains. These businesses were set up in tents with
false store fronts. Most were drinking and gambling establishments catering to the rough and tumble life of transient
cowboys, local ranch hands and soldiers at nearby Fort D.A.
Russell.
Within 15 years Cheyenne became known as the “Magic
City of the Plains” and gained status as the “richest city of
its size in the world.” Wealthy cattle barons from the East
and abroad invested in the booming cattle industry and
built huge, elaborate mansions in Cheyenne. Many of these
historic landmarks are still standing today, including the
historic Governor’s Mansion which is open to the public
year-round.
Today, Cheyenne’s economic base is supported mostly by
government, wholesale and retail trade, and tourism.
Cheyenne still serves as a major crossroad in the West for
the Union Pacific and the Burlington Northern Railroads, as
well as Interstates 80 and 25. Most recently, Cheyenne has
gained international and national recognition with the location of the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center and
the Microsoft data center.
Facts About Cheyenne
Founded...............................................
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Population in City Limits....................
MSA Population...................................
Elevation..............................................
Humidity.............................................
Average Wind Speed............................
Average Monthly Temperatures...........
1867
State Capital
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93,663
6,062 feet
51 percent
2.9 mph
high: 58°F
low: 33°F
Average Annual Precipitation............... rainfall 13.31”
snowfall 52.1”
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MEDIA INFO
The CFD Media Guide is produced to help with
coverage of the rodeo and other events and attractions. Our media team is dedicated to providing
assistance in planning and obtaining coverage of
CFD. Please contact us with your coverage needs.
I mportant P hone N umbers
Area code 301, dial “9” to call off the park
Media Trailer
778-7246
CFD Headquarters
778-7201
Public Relations Facility
778-7245
Press Deck (E Stands)
778-7257
Ticket Office
778-7222
Contestants Office
778-7215
Contract Acts
778-7254
Park Security
778-7261
Museum
778-7290
Cheyenne Area Convention and Visitors
778-3133
Bureau/ Cheyenne City Trolley Tours
Shooting B-Roll Behind the Chutes
PR Media Representatives
O ther H elpful P ublications
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CFD Souvenir Program
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CFD Schedule of Events
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Wyoming Tribune-Eagle Frontier Edition and Frontier
Daily
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PRCA Media Guide
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Trader’s Visitor’s Guide to Cheyenne Frontier Days
Bob Budd
Public Relations Chairman
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Behind the Chutes at Cheyenne Frontier Days: A pocket guide
to rodeo by Avis Acton
Cheyenne Frontier Days: “A Marker From Which To Reckon
All Events” by Milt Riske
Cheyenne Frontier Days The First 100 Years: A Pictoral
History Wyoming Tribune-Eagle
Daddy of ‘em All : The Story of Cheyenne Frontier Days by
Robert Hanesworth
Let’s Go! Let’s Show! Let’s Rodeo! by Shirley Flynn
Images of America – Cheyenne Frontier Days™ by Shirley
Talbot & Linda Graves Fabian
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Lisa Murphy
Media Director
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MEDIA INFORMATION
Credentials
show. During this time, photographers wishing to stay for
only half the events may leave and others may take their
place. This allows a greater number of photographers the
opportunity to take photographs. Please note that bottled
drinking water is available in the photo pit, however, there
are no restrooms.
Credential requests should be submitted as early as possible. Priority is given to professionals working on assignment for specific media outlets approved by the CFD PR
Committee prior to the celebration. Media credentials for
freelancers not on assignment will be considered after submitting samples of published work.
Space in the pit is very limited and access will be prioritized
as follows:
Full Credentials
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Full credentials are valid for all ten days of CFD will be
issued only to the following:
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Paid employees of media outlets or CFD
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Writers or photographers with a valid letter of assignment from a media outlet. We do request that all individuals in this category provide us with a copy of their
work when it is published.
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Photographer Chute Pass
Photographers requesting a chute pass should contact
the PR Media Office prior to 10 a.m. There are a limited
number of chute passes available to general media. If you
have a specific need that cannot be met with the photo pit’s
accommodations, contact the Media Office at the PR facility and arrangements may be made.
PRCA photographers with a valid 2014 membership
card.
Limited Credentials
Limited Credentials valid only for Monday through
Thursday are issued on a case-by-case basis to free-lance
writers and photographers without a valid letter of assignment.
Chute passes allow the holder to photograph rodeo
events from a restricted area alongside the roping and bucking chutes. For safety reasons, the chute area and arena are
the most restricted areas and PRCA regulations apply.
Photographer Pit Pass
These passes are issued daily on a first-come, first-served
basis to photographers. The photo pit is an excellent vantage point from which to capture action shots of arena
events. Photographers requesting a pit pass should contact
the PR Media Office prior to 10 a.m. Movement to and
from the pit is prohibited during the rodeo with the exception of a short intermission period halfway through the
PLEASE NOTE: The PRCA retains media
rights to all sanctioned rodeos. These rights
are specific to rodeo action and competitors.
Complete rules governing broadcast and print
are available at the PR Media Office or by contacting the PRCA directly.
Outside View of the Pit
Inside View of the Pit
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Paid employees of media outlets (working press).
Writers or photographers with a valid letter of assignment from a media outlet.
PRCA photographers with a valid 2014 membership
card.
Freelance photographers.
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MEDIA INFORMATION
N ight S how P olicy
FUN FACTS
All night show/concert press passes must be approved in
advance. If you wish to cover a night show, please submit
a request to do so in writing to the PR Committee no less
than 15 days before the show date. Any media that does
not request a night show/concert media pass in advance
may not be able to take photos, video or review the show.
When the request is submitted please include information
on what you intend to do (i.e. take photographs, take video,
or review the show). The PR Committee will have a list
for who is approved, the artists’ restrictions and any added
requirements (often the first two or three songs only) one or
two days prior to the show. In addition, if you wish to conduct an interview with the artists we can provide you with
the contact information for the artist and you can contact
them directly. The PR Committee will not be able to set up
interviews for you.
Dress Requirements
PRCA clothing regulations state all media personnel
and photographers must wear a long-sleeve western style
shirt, long pants, boots and western hat while present in the
photo pit, arena, chute area and in the cowboy ready area.
The rodeo is highly photographed for both television and
print media; the clothing requirement ensures the western
flavor of the event and the safety of working media in and
around the arena. If the requirement presents a problem,
please contact the PR Media Office. We have extra hats and
western shirts available to borrow.
Behind the Chutes
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Approximately 1,800 contestants will compete for
a total purse of expected cash and prizes expected
to reach $1 million, the largest purse award in
regular season pro rodeo.
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The Rookie Saddle Bronc event was originally
called the “Amateur Bucking Contest.” The name
was changed for the 1974 performance.
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CFD continued the tradition of signaling “8 seconds” with a gunshot until the 1994 rodeo performance, when it was replaced by a buzzer.
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Frontier Park became the home of CFD in time for
the 1908 celebration. The cost for the structures
totaled $20,000, and the total seating capacity for
the rodeo was 7,700.
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This is world’s largest outdoor rodeo arena. The
arena is over 700 feet long and 200 feet wide! The
seating capacity for the rodeos is 15,000 and over
20,000 for the night shows.
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In 2013, a new all-time attendance record for CFD
was achieved when 25,000 enjoyed Jason Aldean
(2013 Academy of Country Music Male Vocalist of
the Year) on a wet Friday night making Frontier
Park the fifth-largest city in Wyoming.
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During a pancake breakfast, Cheyenne Kiwanis
Club volunteers feed nearly 40,000 folks in six
hours. The record day was Wednesday, July 24,
1996–16,897 guests served in two hours. The
Record Year: 1996—39,112 guests served in six
hours total.
MEDIA INFORMATION
Media Places
ride locations this year. The “Bull” park and ride will be
at I-25 and Happy Jack. The “Bronc” park and ride will
be at Missile Drive and 24th Street. Cost will be $10 per
carload and will operate from 10 am till 12:30 am. The
bus will make a loop starting at the Bull lot travel to the
Bronc lot and then to CFD. When departing CFD for
the lots, the bus drivers will ask when approaching the
lot if any one needs off at that lot then continue to the
next one. For the “Bull” lot, heading Northbound on
I-25, take exit 10B and southbound on I-25, take exit
10D. A quick five minute bus ride takes you directly
to the celebration! Shuttle hours are: July 18: 10 a.m. –
12:30 a.m.; July 19 – 26: 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 a.m.; July 27:
10:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Media Trailer
CFD has a dedicated trailer for media, located behind
the Public Relations Building. PR Staff are available to help
you obtain pit and chute passes, as well as helping you with
story ideas and interviews. The trailer has wireless internet
and work areas for media.
Media Deck
During the rodeo, media can watch from a shaded box
located in the east stand. PR volunteers are available to
answer questions and help obtain interviews with contestants. Be sure to secure your seat early as this area fills up.
Photo Pit
The photo pit is an excellent vantage point to capture
action shots of arena events. It is in the middle of the arena
and allows photographers to capture contestants launching
out of the chutes. It is also the best place to get photos of
steer wrestling. You need a pass to get in this area.
Getting Interviews
Chutes
The chutes are restricted areas that require a pass.
The chutes on the north end of the arena tend to be less
crowded than the southern chutes, which include sponsors.
Photographers must first check with a CFD PR volunteer
before going on the chute platform. You are only allowed to
stay on the chute platform for a few rides.
Cowboy Ready Area
Underneath the east stand near the north chute, rodeo
contestants are getting ready for their rides. PR volunteers
are available to help you find an interview and escort you
into the area for photos/b-roll.
Looking at the Media Deck
Parking
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Directions to the Public Relations Facility: Take Exit
12 off I-25. Turn right on Central Ave. to Kennedy
Rd. Turn right on Kennedy into the park and travel
approximately one and a half blocks to Carey Ave. Turn
left on Carey and proceed to Gate V-8 just past CFD
Headquarters. Tell the gate attendant you are on your
way to pick up media credentials. The attendant will
direct you to the Public Relations Facility. Once you
receive your parking pass, you may park in “C” Lot.
Parking is subject to availability. Additional parking is
available through the “Park-n -Ride” service.
Park -N- Ride Shuttle Service: Take advantage of the
CFD Park-n-Ride service, we will operate two park and
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MEDIA INFORMATION
Local Media Contacts
television
KGWN-TV Channel 5 (CBS) - www.kgwn.tv
634-7755 | 2923 E. Lincolnway, Cheyenne, WY 82001
radio
KGAB-AM 650—www.kgab.com
KIGN-FM 101.9 (KING)—www.kingfm.com
KLEN-FM 106.3—www.1063cowboycountry.com
632-4400 | 1912 Capitol Avenue , Cheyenne, WY 82001
KKTU-TV Channel 33 (ABC)- www.k2tv.com
237-3711 |1896 Skyview Drive, Casper, WY 82601
KLWY-TV Channel 27 (FOX)
635-7881 | 2220 Dell Range Blvd., Suite 101, Cheyenne,
WY 82009
KCWY Channel 13 (NBC) - www.kcwy13.com
577-0013 | 141 Progress Circle, Mills, WY 82644
KOLZ-FM 100.7 - www.koltfm.com
970-461-2560 | 4270 Byrd Dr., Loveland, CO 80538
KAZY-FM 93.7—937kazy.com
KRAN 103.3
KRRR-FM 104.9—www.1049krrr.com
KRAE-AM 1480
638-8921 | 1600 Van Lennen Ave, WY 82001
print
Wyoming Tribune-Eagle - www.wyomingnews.com
634-3361 | 702 W Lincolnway, Cheyenne, WY 82001
KOLT-FM 92.9 THE BOSS —www.929theboss.com
KFBC-AM 1240- www.kfbcradio.com
634-4461 | 1806 Capitol Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001
Associated Press - www.ap.org/wyoming
632-9351 | 320 W 25th St., Ste. 310 Cheyenne, WY
82001
Wyoming Business Report
www.wyomingbusinessreport.com
638-3200 | 200 W 17th St., Ste. 10 Cheyenne, WY
82001
Warren Sentinel - www.warrensentinel.com
632-5666 | 307 E. 20th Street, Cheyenne, WY 82001
KJUA-AM 1380—1380theblock.com
KRND-AM 1630
970-336-1630 | 3400 W. 16th St. Bldg 6 Suite M,
Greeley, CO 80634
KYOY 92.3, 100.3 and 107.1 - www.kyoy.net
637-0301 | 2232 Dell Range, Suite 102, Cheyenne, WY
82009
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SCHEDULE
A daily schedule of events
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Saturday, July 12, 2014
CFD Coronation Ball
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Sunday, July 13, 2014
CFD Cattle Drive at 7 a.m.
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Barrel Racing at CFD arena - 10 a.m.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Tie-Down Roping - 7:00 a.m.
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THEME AT RODEO: Fiesta Day
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Tie-Down Roping at CFD arena - 7 a.m.
Steer Roping - Immediately following Tie-Down
Roping
CFD Western Art Show & Sale Opening Reception
– 3:30 p.m.
Old Fashioned Melodrama performances are at 7
p.m. and 9 p.m.
Friday, July 18, 2014
Steer Roping - 7 a.m.
Cinch Rodeo Shootout at CFD arena - 12:15 p.m.
Fort D.A. Russell Days at F.E. Warren AFB - 9 a.m.
- 4 p.m.
John Mellencamp with Special Guest Carlene Carter8 p.m.
p.m. and 9 p.m.
Grand Parade downtown - 9 a.m.
Denver Post Train at Depot - 9 a.m.
- 4 p.m.
PRCA Rodeo in CFD arena at 12:15 p.m.
Behind the Chutes Tour - 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 5 p.m
Cheyenne Gunslingers- high noon and 6 p.m.
Lady Antebellum with Special Guest Clay Walker- 8
p.m.
p.m. and 9 p.m.
Volunteer Square: 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m./2:30 -3:30
p.m. Western Rebels; 1-2 p.m. Lazy J
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Celebrate cultural diversity. A variety of Latino entertainment from CO, NM, TX
and Mexico, folkloric dancers, and family fun! More information at
www.lajotamexicana.com.
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Cowboy Church Service - 9 a.m.
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Behind the Chutes Tour - 9:30 a.m, 10:30 a.m., 5 p.m.
Cheyenne Gunslingers- high noon
Gary Allan with Special Guest Chancey Williams and
the Younger Brothers Band - 8 p.m.
Old Fashioned Melodrama Sunday performance is 7
p.m.
Volunteer Square: Fiesta Day
Monday, July 21, 2014
THEME AT RODEO: Military Appreciation Day
Wear your Red, White & Blue in honor of the United States Armed Forces. Show
your Military I.D. (Active, Guard, Reserve, Retired or Dependent) and get FREE
C Stand rodeo ticket and FREE gate admission. (Tickets issued at the CFD Ticket
Office. Offer 7/21/14 only.)
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Pancake Breakfast downtown - 7 a.m.
Steer Wrestling -7 a.m.
Team Roping - Immediately following Steer Wrestling
Behind the Chutes Tour - 9:30 a.m, 10:30 a.m.
Championship Bull Riding - 8 p.m.
p.m. and 9 p.m.
Volunteer Square: 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m./1 -2 p.m.
Marshall Star; 2:30 p.m. -3:30 p.m. Mostly Water; 4-6
p.m. Jack Hadley; 6-8 p.m. Shaving Peggy
QUICK PEEK AT CFD DAILY CALENDAR
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
THEME AT RODEO: Tough Enough to Wear Pink
Friday, July 25, 2014
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Take a stand and break the cycle of domestic violence. Safehouse will collect
donations to assist domestic violence victims and their families. More
information at www.manupcrusade.com
• Grand Parade downtown - 9 a.m.
• Steer Wrestling -7 a.m.
• Team Roping - Immediately following Steer Wrestling
• PRCA Rodeo in CFD arena at 12:15 p.m.
• Behind the Chutes Tour - 9:30 a.m, 10:30 a.m.
• Cheyenne Gunslingers- high noon and 6 p.m.
• Championship Bull Riding - 8 p.m.
• Old Fashioned Melodrama performances are at 7 p.m. and
9 p.m
• Volunteer Square: 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m./2:30-3:30 p.m.
Charley Green; 1-2 p.m. Ty Werner; 6-8 p.m. Boom
Twang!.
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Pancake Breakfast downtown - 7 a.m.
Steer Wrestling -7:00 a.m.
Chuckwagon Cookoff - 8 a.m.
Behind the Chutes Tour - 9:30 a.m, 10:30 a.m, 5 p.m.
Kid Rock with Special Guest Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
- 8 p.m
Old Fashioned Melodrama performances are at 7 p.m. and
9 p.m.
Volunteer Square: 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. ISIS Belly Dance;
1-2 p.m. Cedar Ridge feat. Mary Jo Greenwood; 2:30-3:30
p.m. Southern Fryed; 4-6 p.m. Grace’s Period; 6-8 p.m.
Stumble Monkey
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
THEME AT RODEO: Cheyenne/Laramie County Day
Laramie County residents save 50% on B&C Stand rodeo tickets, save $5 on
carnival armbands, and get FREE gate admission. (Must present Laramie County
ID. Offer 7/23/14 only.)
• Pancake Breakfast downtown - 7 a.m.
• The USAF Thunderbird Aerial Demonstration over
Laramie County Community College - 9:30 a.m.
• PRCA Rodeo in CFD arena at 12:15 p.m.
• Chuckwagon Cookoff - 8 a.m.
• Behind the Chutes Tour - 9:30 a.m, 10:30 a.m.
• Cheyenne Gunslingers- high noon and 6 p.m.
• Florida Georgia Line with Special Guest Colt Ford- 8 p.m.
• Old Fashioned Melodrama performances are at 7 p.m. and
9 p.m.
• Volunteer Square: 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m./1-2 p.m. Marshall
Star; 2:30-3:30 p.m. Banjaxed; 4-8 p.m. The Federalist; 6-8
p.m. Tyler Walker Band
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
THEME AT RODEO: Tough Enough to Wear Pink
Tim McGraw with Special Guests Kip Moore and Cassadee
Pope- 8 p.m.
Old Fashioned Melodrama performances are at 7 PM and
9 PM
Volunteer Square: 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m./ 1-2 p.m.
Stonegate Road; 2:30-3:30 p.m. Open Range; 4-6 p.m.
Crosley Hot Shot; 6-8 p.m. Zachariah Dean Band
Finals
Cowboy Church - 9 a.m.
Behind the Chutes Tour - 10 a.m.
Cheyenne Gunslingers- high noon
PRCA Rodeo FINALS in CFD arena at 12:15 p.m.
Old Fashioned Melodrama Sunday performance is 7 p.m.
Wear pink to show your support of Breast Cancer Research. TETWP caps
and bandanas for sale in Frontier Park. A portion of the proceeds go to the
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Cancer Center.
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Steer Wrestling -7 a.m.
Challenge Rodeo - 11:30 a.m.
Brad Paisley with Special Guests Randy Houser and Lea
Turner - 8 p.m.
Old Fashioned Melodrama performances are at 7 p.m. and
9 p.m.
Volunteer Square: 11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Charley Green;
1-2 p.m. Mostly Water; 2:30-3:30 p.m. Hands in Harmony;
4-6 p.m. Goodwater; 6-8 p.m. Ritchie Law and the
Southern Roots Band
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CFD has over 1,800 cowboys/cowgirls and
over 2,000 animal athletes. More cowboys/
cowgirls and animal athletes compete here
than at any other rodeo. In fact, you will see
more contestants in at CFD rodeo than many
other rodeos have in an entire weekend.
Our prize money again this year exceeds $1
million, making it one of the largest purses in
professional rodeo.
Cinch Rodeo Shootout
Presented by Anadarko
Friday, July 18 at 12:15 p.m.
8 Champions - 5 Events - One afternoon
Cost: $18 or $30
during the main rodeo performances though. Slack is free
– be sure to check your “Schedule of Events” to see when
slack will occur.
The Cinch Rodeo Shootout hosted by CFD showcases
the eight most prestigious North American rodeos and
each of their best athletes.This one-day invitational
style tournament of champions pits the top cowboys
and cowgirls in the world against each other in five
events: Bull Riding, Barrel Racing, Saddle Bronc Riding,
Bareback Bronc Riding and Steer Wrestling. Up for grabs
is over $70,000 in prize money. The tournament moves
forward with two rounds: the initial 8 competitors,
followed by a championship round of 4. By the end of
the afternoon, one champion will be crowned for each
event.
At CFD, these timed event cattle are quite unique. First,
prior to CFD, they have never been in a rodeo before – they
are “fresh.” Second, these animals are much larger than is
typical at other rodeos. Here the calves will be in excess of
300 pounds, and the steers over 600 pounds. Third, these
cattle are given a 30 foot head start in competition. This
“score” is 3 to 4 times longer than most other rodeos and
leads to the uniqueness of competition at the Daddy of ‘Em
All.
The best part… YOU decide the championship
pairings. Those at the show will have access to our
text message voting system. You’ll be able to decide
which cowboys ride which bulls, and much more. This
has never been done before in the sport of rodeo. The
first 3,000 ticket buyers will receive a free t-shirt to
commemorate the first ever Cinch Rodeo Shootout at
CFD.The fate of our competitors – and the prize money
– rests in the hands of the fans.
Barrel racers enter from the north end of the arena and
complete a cloverleaf pattern of 3 barrels. Fastest time wins.
Women’s Barrel Racing
Tuesday, July 15, 2014, 10 a.m.
Tie Down Roping
Wednesday, July 16, 2014, 7 a.m.
Thursday, July 17, 2014, 7 a.m.
Two go rounds; back to back, slack to slack, performance to performance. Forty contestants in performance.
Contestants not up in performances will compete first and
second go rounds in slack on July 16-18, 2014.
Timed Events Slack
A cowboy backs his horse into the box at Chute 9 and
nods his head. The calf is given the 30 foot head start and
then the horse and cowboy give chase at speeds over 30
miles per hour. The objective is for the cowboy to rope the
calf, dismount, run down to the calf, flank the calf, and tie
three legs with his short rope called a piggin’ string – all in
about 10-12 seconds to be in the money!
For all these events – Fastest time wins!
Check schedule, in the mornings
Cost is free.
Chute 9 is where “slack” is held in the mornings. This is
for cowboys who are unable to be scheduled for the main
rodeo performances because of the sheer number of contestants at CFD. These times are equally as important as those
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Steer Roping
his job is to rope a steer around the horns or head after the
30 foot head start, and turn the steer so his partner, called
the heeler can rope the two hind feet. If he only gets one
foot, a 5 second penalty is assessed.
Two go rounds; back to back, slack to slack, performance to performance. Twenty-four contestants in performance. Contestants not up in performances will compete
first and second go rounds in slack on July 17 & 18, 2014.
PRCA RODEO
(Immediately following Tie-down Roping Slack)
Friday, July 18, 2014, 7 a.m.
July 19-July 27
All rodeos begin at 12:15 p.m. Be sure to get there
early for the pre-shows at 11:30 a.m on each day!
Cost $18 and $32
A cowboy backs his horse into the box, nods his head
and gives chase to a steer with a 30 foot head start. The
cowboy has to rope the steer around the horns (only legal
head catch in this event), place the rope over the hip of the
steer and lay the steer down so he can dismount, run down
to the steer and tie three legs with his piggin’ string
Cheyenne Frontier Days received the Professional Rodeo
Cowboys Association (PRCA) Large Outdoor Rodeo Of
The Year award for the fifteenth time overall, and tenth
consecutive time at the National Finals Rodeo awards banquet held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Cheyenne Frontier Days
has previously received the PRCA Large Outdoor Rodeo
Of The Year award in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2004,
2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013.
Steer Wrestling
Monday, July 21, 2014, 7 a.m.
Cheyenne’s world-class rodeo is truly the Daddy of ‘em
All. Known for its fast pace and large number of contestants, the CFD rodeo ensures that visitors see more rodeo
action – two sections of bulls, and two sections of saddle
and bareback broncs daily – than they can see at any other
rodeo. Every rodeo event is performed in each of the nine
daily performances, so any day at Cheyenne Frontier Days is
a good day to see an exciting, action-packed rodeo.
Two go rounds; back to back, slack to slack, performance to performance. First go round slack split evenly
between two slacks Monday, July 21, and Thursday, July
24. Contestants up in first go slack Monday, July 21 will
run second go in slack Tuesday, July 22. Contestants up in
first go slack Thursday, July 24 will run second go in slack
Friday, July 25.
The rodeo consists of track acts in a fast-paced display
of athletics, heroics and good-natured fun. Ultimately, the
rodeo is about the people who make it great: the contestants, the announcers, the barrelman, and last but not least,
the bullfighters.
After backing his horse into the box, nodding his head
and giving chase to a steer at speeds of over 30 miles per
hour, the cowboy slides off of his saddle down on the running steer with arms around the horns of the steers. Using
his feet, the cowboy slows the steer, changes direction of
the steer by twisting his head and grabbing his nose and
then lays the steer to the ground. In this event, the cowboy
has a helper, called a hazer, who assists in keeping the steer
running straight.
Timed Events
The PRCA rodeo also spotlights barrel racing, tie-down
roping, steer roping, steer wrestling and team roping.
Bull Riding
Perhaps the most dangerous event in rodeo, bull riders
place their hand in a bull rope around the bull and attempt
to ride for 8 seconds. These bulls are mostly a cross of
Brahma (for speed, agility and quickness) and a beef breed
such as Angus for size, power and muscle. Top notch breeding programs are in place with sire registries and artificial
insemination being used by stock contractors. The horns on
bulls (if not polled) are tipped for safety of the bulls while
in the pens and during transport on the road, as well as for
the cowboys.
Team Roping
(Immediately following Steer Wrestling Slack)
Monday, July 21, 2014, 7 a.m.
Two go rounds; back to back, slack to slack, performance
to performance. Forty teams in performance. Teams not up
in performances will compete first and second go rounds in
slack on July 21, 22, 24 & 25, 2014. The only event with two
contestants competing at the same time. One is the header –
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How is the ride scored if the cowboy makes the 8 second
whistle? Two Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
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judges each score the bull on a scale of 1 to 25 and the
cowboy on the same scale. Then the two judges’ scores are
tallied for the final score with a maximum of 100 points.
(NOTE: Only 1 recorded 100 point ride in PRCA history:
Wade Leslie, a bullrider who rode Wolfman Skoal in 1991).
NOTE: only 2 sections of bull riding at each rodeo this year
– start and end only.
the horse when the front feet hit the ground and then back
at the back of the saddle when the back feet hit the ground.
The judges look for this rhythm of spurring from the cowboy and the bucking ability of the horse for high scores.
Championship Bull Riding
(CBR)
Bareback Riding
Monday, July 21 & Tuesday, July 22 8 p.m.
Cost $29 $39
In this event, the cowboy uses a “riggin” that is essentially a leather strap with a handhold on it around the belly
of the horse. The cowboy wedges his hand in this handhold.
When the cowboy is ready, he nods his head and the chute
gate opens. The horse exits with a quarter turn. The cowboy’s feet have to be above the points of the horses shoulders on the first jump out of the chute or the cowboy is disqualified (“missed him out”). The cowboy spurs in rhythm
with the horse as his feet will be forward on the neck of the
horse when the front feet hit the ground and then back at
the withers when the back feet hit the ground. The judges
look for this rhythm of spurring from the cowboy and the
bucking ability of the horse for high scores.
Championship Bull Riding (CBR) will be returning to
CFD to crown the 2014 World Champion. This is the
culmination of the year-long 2014 Road to Cheyenne Tour
where bull riders have accumulated points towards the
world title. Up for grabs is one of the most prestigious titles
in bull riding and a $100,000 bonus.
The 2014 CBR World Championship is also the final
event for the Million Dollar Bull Team Challenge where
bulls are competing for prize money. Last year’s bull team
winners, B & M Bucking Bulls took home a check for
$92,000.
At the end of Tuesday night’s competition nearly onehalf million dollars will be paid to bull riders and bull team
owners making it one of the richest competitions in bull
riding. The entire 2014 Road to Cheyenne Tour is televised
in prime time for 26 weeks on FOX Sports Networks, with
the 2014 CBR World Championship featured as the final
two telecasts in the popular series.
Saddle Bronc Riding
For rodeo’s classic event, the cowboy uses a modified
saddle (does not have saddle horn) cinched around the
horse. The cowboy hangs on to a hack rein (like a halter
rope). Just like bareback riding, the cowboy nods his head
when ready, the chute gate opens, and the cowboy’s feet
have to be above the points of the horse’s shoulders on the
first jump out of the chute. The cowboy spurs in rhythm
with the horse as his feet will be forward on the shoulders of
Championship Bull Riding
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Cowboy Ready Area
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CFD offers many events beyond the rodeo
including a world famous night show lineup,
free pancakes, a carnival and parade.
Frontier Nights™
Night time entertainment naturally followed the rodeo
performances in Cheyenne, but it became an official part of
Frontier Days on the eve of the Great Depression. In 1929,
the committee built a small version of old-time Cheyenne
on the grounds at Frontier Park complete with false-front
saloons and theaters to depict the rowdy days of yesteryear. Soon, a carnival was added to the park’s attractions.
Downtown, square dancing on a designated street intersection along with dance performances by the Sioux Indians
lured people out for the July evenings.
Night Shows
Sunday, July 20
Gary Allan
with special guest Chancey Williams and the Younger
Brothers Band
During the big band era of the 1940s and 50s, top-name
bands provided music and dancing at Frontier Park. In the
late 50s, a 10-cent fee was charged for each dance. The
“dime-a-dance” feature was a Frontier Days favorite of
Cheyennites who danced at the Pavilion, which now houses
the CFD Headquarters and CFD Old West Museum. The
first night arena show was staged in front of the grandstands
in 1951. Television’s Fred McMurray held the audience
spellbound that first year along with Lawrence Welk and his
orchestra just prior to landing their famous television show.
The early night arena entertainment ranged from clown and
dog acts to chariot races, fancy and trick riding, and drum
and bugle corps performances. Other Hollywood stars that
followed in the 1960s included Michael Landon as “Little
Joe” of TV’s Bonanza and Robert Conrad of The Wild Wild
West. In the early ‘70s, the current “B” stands replaced the
old stands, and in 1977 Frontier Days was extended to 10
days. Now, Cheyenne is equipped to book top country and
western entertainment as well as rock acts. The night arena
shows that year featured Johnny Cash, Mel Tillis, Barbara
Mandrell, Jimmy Dean, and Jerry Jeff Walker.
Monday, July 21 & Tuesday, July 22
CBR World Championship “The Road to Cheyenne”
Wednesday, July 23
Florida Georgia Line
with special guest Colt Ford
Thursday, July 24
Brad Paisley
with special guests Randy Houser and Lea Turner
Friday, July 25
Kid Rock
with special guest Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
Saturday, July 26
Tim McGraw
with special guests Kip Moore and Cassadee Pope
Frontier Nights™ Concerts 2014
Behind the Chutes Tours
Grandstands open at 7 p.m.
Concerts begin at approx. 8 p.m.*
Cost: FREE
July 19-20, 24-26: 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m. & 5:00 p.m
July 21-23: 9:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.
July 27: 10:00 a.m.
Friday, July 18
John Mellencamp and
with special guest Carlene Carter
Guests get a first-hand look at what goes on during the
rodeo from behind the scenes. They follow the path of the
bulls and broncs as the animals are rounded up and threaded
through the maze of gates on their way to the chutes and
Saturday, July 19
Lady Antebellum
with special guest Clay Walker
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out into the arena with cowboy in tow. Guests encounter a
special experience when they step into the chutes and finish
the tour by walking across the arena.
passionate individuals. Trace the history of the rodeo from
1897 into the Daddy of em’ All, discovering the characters
that bring this history to life including wild bucking stock,
steadfast volunteers, early pioneer families, and don’t forget
The tours have become a CFD favorite in short order.
They begin in front of the CFD Old West Museum by the
“No Looking Back” bronze statue. Look for the chute tour
sign at the statue as a gathering point.
Rotunda Exhibit in the CFD Old West Museum
Sponsored by: Carpet One
Carnival Midway
Admission: adults $3, or FREE for Park-n-Ride
customers; children 9 & under—Free
Admission is free with current day’s rodeo ticket or current day’s CFD concert ticket. Daily armbands and ride tickets purchased separately. Also, a $70 unlimited ride pass or a
$40 four-day carnival armband for are available for purchase
until July 18, 2014.
Carnival Americana provides carnival rides, games and
amusement on the midway at CFD. Fresh Connections
provide the food and beverage concessions. The midway
offers exhibits that feature a variety of merchandise such as
jewelry, clothing, arts, furniture and novelties. Free entertainment can be enjoyed just inside the gate from 11:30 a.m.
until 8 p.m. daily (except final Sunday).
Red Roper by Marlin Rotach
CFD Old West Museum
Open daily: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sunday, July 28: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
(307) 778-7290
Adults: $7.00, Children 12 & under: Free
Admission: Adults $10.00, Children under 12 free
www.oldwestmuseum.org
The history of the world’s largest outdoor rodeo & western celebration comes alive at the CFD Old West Museum.
A premier cultural & historical center offering year-round
programming, exhibits & activities that celebrate the heritage
& pioneer spirit of the American West.
The museum features some of the most intriguing western
artifacts in the region including one of the most extensive
collections of carriages west of the Mississippi. Transport
yourselves through the great adventure of the “World’s
Largest Outdoor Rodeo and Western Celebration” with a
visit to our brand new exhibit – Cheyenne Frontier Days: A
Frontier Phoenix.
The newly renovated gallery has interactive exhibits,
artifacts and new displays that showcase how CFD has
persevered through adversity due to the dedication of many
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the cowboys and cowgirls.
Shawn Cameron*
Cindy Long
Julie Chapman
Cammie Lundeen
Julie Kramer Cole*
George Lundeen
Karen Cooper
Timothy Mayhew
Bob Coronato*
*Dave McGary*
Shelia Cottrell*
Gerry Metz
John Cox
Brenda Murphy
John De Mott
Bill Nebeker
Steve Devenyns
E Denney NeVille
Mikel Donahue
Karen Noles
Joni Falk
Dan Ostermiller
Gerald Farm
Jerry Palen
Veryl Goodnight
Pat Pauley
Bob Graham
Renee’ Piskorski
Bruce Graham
Marlin Rotach
Margaret Graziano*
Gail Sundell
Glenn Swanson
Ezra Tucker
Carol Swinney
Don Weller
Curt Theobald
Sarah Woods
D. Michael Thomas
Navajo Weavings***
* New Artists (1)
** Posthumously
*** Navajo Weavings (just list Navajo Weavings and not
name)
63 Artists + 1 Navajo Weavings
A variety of educational programs throughout the year
also allow visitors of all ages to step back in time and experience Cheyenne’s history. Let the kids explore the newly renovated interactive children’s gallery and visit the museum store
for western gifts and rodeo souvenirs. For an hour or two,
travel back in time and relive the western legend.
Western Art Show
& Sale
Art Sale & Reception: July 17
Show: July 18–27, 2014
Location: CFD Old West Museum
Every year, the CFD Western Art Show and Sale attracts
artists from Nebraska to California and Montana to Arizona
who all share the same passion-a love for the great American
West and its heritage.
Converging on the CFD Old West Museum like the
cowboys to the rodeo arena, the artists celebrate the West’s
frontier past, its culture, its magnificent scenery and the
Western way of life through their impressive works of art.
This year the popular event will feature the works of
more than 60 of the country’s top contemporary western
and wildlife artists in paintings, sculptures, wood and alabaster carvings and Navajo weavings.
A visit to CFD wouldn’t be complete without a visit
to the CFD Old West Museum to see and experience the
outstanding works of art on display. All artwork can be
previewed online at www.cfdartshow.com
Challenge Rodeo
11:30 a.m., Location: CFD Rodeo Arena
Wednesday, July 24, Thursday, July 25
2014 Limited Edition Print: “Pals” by Bob Graham
This year CFD will stage its eighteenth Challenge Rodeo.
This special children’s rodeo is patterned after the PRCA’s
Exceptional Rodeo©, which was featured at CFD from
1992–1994.
P articipating A rtists
Michael Albrechtsen
Edward Aldrich*
J. Armstrong
Brandon Bailey
Wayne Baize
Gerald Balciar
Phil Beck
Mike Beeman
Bob Boomer
Linda Budge
Kaye Burian
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Sheri Greves-Neilson
Ann Hanson
Harold Holden
Terry Isaac
Julie Jeppsen
Paul Kethley
Earl Kuhn
Steven Lang
Robin Laws
Laurie Lee
Tom Lockhart
In 1995, the CFD Committee and other volunteers and
sponsors of the special rodeo decided they wanted to make
it a permanent feature of CFD. And so, the CFD Challenge
Rodeo became a reality for the 100th annual “Daddy of ‘em
All”.
Each of the 60 Challenge Rodeo children are paired up
with a specially selected volunteer “buddy.” These all-day
volunteer chaperones are chosen according to their knowledge, medical training, and expertise in working with children who face mental and physical challenges. The children
share one-on-one attention with their buddy and a rodeo
V.I.P. while participating in modified rodeo events. V.I.P.s
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Denver Post Train
such as PRCA cowboys, clowns, barrel racers, Dandies,
committee chairmen, and others, assist the buddies and
children in the events which include 8-second bull rides,
barrel racing, steer roping and more. Each Challenge Rodeo
child receives a t-shirt, cowboy hat, trophy and a canvas bag
to tote the goodies in. The kids are recognized individually
with a certificate and a trophy. They receive a snapshot of
themselves taken with one of the V.I.Ps.
Watch the train arrive at the Depot for Free
The 23rd Annual Denver Post CFD Train is scheduled
to operate Saturday, July 19, 2014. For more than 60 years,
this annual trip was a highlight for Denver and Colorado
politicians and businessmen. In 1992, The Denver Post revived
this wonderful event to help celebrate the 100th anniversary
of The Denver Post. This excursion has become a popular
summer event. It features a full day of western excitement
with an historic train ride, barbecue lunch feast, and the
world famous “Daddy of ‘em All” CFD Rodeo. Tickets also
include a continental breakfast, admission to the Old West
Museum in Frontier Park, beverages, and a light dinner on
the return trip. Visit http://cfdtrain.com. Tickets are available through a lottery and 2014 is already sold out.
The Challenge Rodeo is supported by donations from the
Swire Coca-Cola Foundation, Wyoming Governors’ Council
on Developmental Disabilities and Western Traditions.
Other sponsors and volunteers include members of the
CFD Buckle Club, CFD Concessions Committee, Warren
Air Force Base, and Laramie County School District #1.
After the Challenge Rodeo, the children are treated to lunch
and a trip to the carnival by the volunteers.
Indian Village
CFD Invitational
Chuckwagon Cookoff
L ittle S un D rum
Cost: FREE
Cost: FREE
and
D ance G roup
Performances daily (Saturday - Sunday)
11 a.m., 3 p.m. & 6:00 p.m.
View and visit with authentic chuckwagon crews as they
give a glimpse into life on the Goodnight Trail more than
100 years ago. Demonstration cooking Thursday and youth
cookoff on Friday. Invitational Cookoff: Noon, Saturday,
July 27. Located between the Indian Village and Old
Frontier Town on Frontier Park.
N ative A merican F lute P layer
Daily: 2 p.m. & 5:15 p.m.
S torytelling
Daily: 1 p.m. & 4 p.m.
Sponsored by: Carpet One
American Indian performers
Chuckwagon Cookoff
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be useful in past years in feeding victims of natural disasters,
and Frontier Days is the perfect opportunity to show Civil
Defense just how many people they can feed in a short
period of time.
P ow W ow
Wednesday, July 24: 7:15 p.m.
K ids C rafts
Sat, Sun, Wed, Sat: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Sponsored by: Grease Monkey, Hormel, and
Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power
American Indians have always been an important part
of western history. In 1898, just after the second annual
Frontier Days rodeo, the CFD committee invited American
Indian performers to participate in the CFD celebration.
American Indian performers have returned to CFD each
year since, entertaining and educating visitors about
American Indian heritage and culture. Historically, the
visiting performers camped on a corner of Frontier Park,
and that became a tourist mecca. Over the years, the site of
the campground shifted from place to place. In the 1960s,
the CFD committee established a permanent campground,
dubbed the “Indian Village,” on the southeast corner of the
park, where it remains to this day. In addition to hosting
authentic American Indian dancing, music playing and
storytelling, the Indian Village also includes a number of
Native American exhibit booths and food vendors.
Parades
Cost: FREE
Saturday, July 19; Tuesday, July 22; Thursday, July 24;
Saturday, July 26 Time: 9 a.m.
Until 1925 (with the exception of the spectacular
parade staged in 1898 for Buffalo Bill and one in 1910 for
President Theodore Roosevelt) the Frontier Days parades
were nothing more than wild gallops through the streets of
Cheyenne by a bunch of unruly cowboys on wild broncos.
Pistols were aimed at upper story windows, pretty girls
were lassoed, and pandemonium reigned. That year, the
Frontier Committee enlisted Fred and Margaret Boice to
stage a pageant using the theme of “The Evolution of
Transportation.” In 1926, Dazee Bristol was asked to create
some floats for the parade that would last. The ones she
created are still highlights of current parades. They include
Dazee’s Dance Hall, Harry P. Hynds Blacksmith Shop,
the Placer Mine (depicting South Pass City, Wyoming) and
the Silver Crown Mine (which pokes fun at some early
residents who invested in a mining scam). In the 1930s and
40s, Dazee added the Vigilante Float, the Hells Half Acre
Saloon Float and the One-Room School House.Join us in
Cheyenne as people from all over the world take in the
sights and sounds of some of the top marching bands and
horse-drawn vehicles in the country! The parade starts in
front of the Wyoming Capitol.
Sponsored by: Polaris Suzuki of Cheyenne
Pancake Breakfasts
Cost: FREE
Monday, July 21; Wednesday, July 23; Friday, July 26
Time: 7 a.m.– 9 a.m.
The Cheyenne Kiwanis Club is the organization that
puts on the pancake breakfast with the help from the CFD
Indian Committee.
The all-time CFD free breakfast single-day record was
registered during the Wednesday 1996 feeding frenzy where
16,897 people were served. The weekly record was broken
that same year when 39,111 people enjoyed a free breakfast
and Cheyenne western hospitality. Just for the record, the
almost 40,000 were fed in a combined serving time of eight
hours, ten minutes.
This year, the volunteers will serve up more than 100,000
flapjacks made from 5,000 pounds of pancake mix, cook-up
3,000 pounds of ham, serve 9,200 cartons of milk and 520
gallons of coffee, along with 630 pounds of butter and 475
gallons of syrup!
Started by the Cheyenne Frontier Committee in 1952,
the traditional free breakfast (originally served twice a week)
has since been a favorite of locals and visitors alike. The
Cheyenne Kiwanis Club, with the help of the Cheyenne
Boys and Girl Scouts, cook up the grub on military ranges.
For the Kiwanis, the CFD breakfast is not only a great time,
but a chance to practice as well. The ranges have proved to
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Old Frontier Town
Cost: FREE
Open from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily and 10:30 a.m. to
6 p.m. on July 27
All the features of an Old West town complete with a
school, saloon and church. Old Frontier Town also plays
home to various artisans and craftsmen for the week long
celebration. Old time western clothiers, soap maker, rug
maker, wood carver, as well as several artists all reside in
here. There is also the Cowboy Boot Camp and a petting
zoo. Old Frontier Town is also the home of many of the
Wild West’s most infamous characters. Old Frontier Town
is located between the Indian Village and the CFD Old West
Museum on the East side of Frontier Park.
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Thunderbirds Air Show
AVOID PARKING ISSUES — TAKE A FREE SHUTTLE!
Free shuttle buses run 7–9 a.m., departing from and
returning to:
Wednesday, July 23, 2014 9:30 a.m.
Cost: FREE
Media need a special pass, available at CFD media
trailer and through the college.
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The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, sponsored by F.E.
Warren Air Force Base, will fly over Laramie County
Community College.
Holliday Home Plaza — Nationway and Windmill Rd.
(Ashley Furniture parking lot)
Cheyenne Plaza — East Lincolnway and College Drive
(Hobby Lobby parking lot)
East Entrance for VIP and handicapped parking. Disabled
Vets with a handicapped sticker may park in the lot for
handicapped parking.
The Thunderbirds have the privilege and responsibility
to perform for people all around the world, displaying the
pride, precision and professionalism of American Airmen.
In every hour-long demonstration, the team combines years
of training and experience with an attitude of excellence
to showcase what the Air Force is all about. The sharply
choreographed, drill-style ground ceremony kicks off the
demonstration by showcasing the attention to detail and
esprit de corps that defines our enlisted members. As the
jets take to the skies and fly only a few feet from wingtip
to wingtip, the crowd gets a glimpse of the awesome skills
and capabilities that all fighter pilots must possess. The solo
pilots integrate their own loud and proud routine, exhibiting
some of the maximum capabilities of the F-16 Fighting
Falcon – the Air Force’s premier multi-role fighter jet.
PRACTICE FLIGHT — MONDAY, JULY 21, 2014
1 p.m.
College Drive closes completely between Avenue C and Fox Farm Rd.
No traffic allowed to enter LCCC
1:30 p.m.
Practice flight
3 p.m.
College Drive opens
AIR SHOW — WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 2014
7:30 a.m.
College Drive closes to through traffic between Avenue C and Fox Farm
Rd. Campus opens for spectator parking
9 a.m.
College Drive closes completely. NO traffic allowed between Avenue C
and Fox Farm Rd.
9:30 a.m.
Performance begins
10:30 a.m. College Drive opens
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Directions to the LCCC East Entrance
Traveling on I-80
Traveling on I-25
OTHER EVENTS
Not all the fun during CFD is sanctioned by the CFD
Committee. Through the years other groups of individuals, businesses, and associations in Cheyenne
have been bitten by the bug of volunteerism and
joined in to enhance the annual celebration and
become a part of it all. Following the example set
by CFD volunteers a long time ago, these individuals spend a great amount of time and energy preparing for their contribution to the show each year.
In the 1960s, a few downtown businessmen were known
to assume the status of a vigilante committee aimed at men
in golf shorts and boat shoes. The makeshift lawmakers took
matters into their own hands by tossing the nonconformists
in the lake at Holliday Park—only to give themselves an
excuse to donate articles of western attire to poor wet souls
who dared not to dress accordingly during CFD.
Cheyenne Gunslingers
During Cheyenne Frontier Days, performances
are: Monday - Saturday at high noon and 6 p.m.
and Sundays at high noon.
In 1983 a local downtown art gallery owner, Ron Levene,
sat drinking coffee with a few other 16th Street business
owners discussing the western-ness of Cheyenne. It seems
they all shared the same blank expressions when summer visitors and tourists came into their shops and asked,
“So, where’s all the cowboys and Indians?” CFD certainly
provided the old western frontier atmosphere, but only for
10 days in July. These fellas decided to give ‘em what they
asked for. Armed with a sizeable donation from the head
office of the LaQuinta Inn hotel chain in San Antonio,
Texas, these businessmen started the Cheyenne Gunslingers.
They got off to a slow start that first season. The volunteers didn’t anticipate the costs involved with staging the
gunfights. But, within a few years the association had grown
into a first-rate tourist attraction not only during CFD, but
for the whole summer. The men furnish their own guns and
costumes, and together, they write the scripts that are staged
twice daily at Gunslinger Square, 16th Street and Carey
Avenue. In addition to the fun-filled skits, the Cheyenne
Gunslingers also have a more serious side. They show the
audience the importance of gun safety, and much of the
information is aimed effectively at the youth in the crowd.
The “shoot ‘em up” show is free to the public.
Atlas Theater
211 W. 16th Street | 635-0199
Cheyenne Area Convention and Visitors Bureau/
Cheyenne City Trolley Tours
www.Cheyenne.org| 121 W. 15th Street | 778-3133
Cheyenne Depot Museum
121 W. 15th Street 632-3905
Cheyenne Botanic Gardens
www.botanic.org | 710 S. Lions Park Dr. | 637-6458
Historic Governor’s Mansion
www.wyoparks.state.wy.us/govern1
300 E. 1st Street | 777-7878
Nelson Museum of the West
www.nelsonmuseum.com
1714 Carey Avenue | 635-7670
Terry Bison Ranch
www.terrybisonranch.com
51 I-25 Service Road | 634-4171
Warren Heritage Museum
www.pawnee.com/fewmuseum
on F.E. Warren Air Force Base | 773-2980
Wyoming Arts Council Art Gallery
www.artswyoco.org | 2320 Capitol Ave. | 777-7742
Wyoming Game & Fish Dept. Visitors Center
www.gf.state.wy.us | 777-4600
Wyoming Department of Travel and Tourism
www.wyomingtourism.org | 777-7777
Old Fashioned Melodrama
Atlas Theatre, 211 West 16th Street
During CFD July 17-27: Monday-Saturday performances are at 7 PM and 9 PM; Sunday performance is 7 PM. Tickets are $10–$16.
The Cheyenne Little Theatre Players added to the night
time entertainment of CFD in 1958 by staging an Old
Fashioned Melodrama performance at the Frontier Park
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OTHER EVENTS
Pavilion. The show was a hit, and the performers have carried on their volunteer tradition ever since.
In 1966, they were moved to the abandoned and dilapidated Atlas Theatre downtown. The Atlas Theatre building
was erected in 1887. Originally, it housed a confectionery
shop on the main level with office spaces on the upper
floors. The building was remodeled in 1907 with the assistance of local architect William Dubois. The upper floors
were converted into rooms for rent with the main level
reserved for the elegant Atlas Theatre, a soda fountain, and
a large penny arcade—Wyoming’s first. Today, the Atlas
Theatre seats 260 guests per performance. Much of the interior has been restored to its original state. The original fire
curtain installed in 1908 still hangs from the ceiling above
the stage.
The Cheyenne Little Theatre Players have entertained
thousands of visitors during CFD with sellout shows that
bring about rounds of “boos” and “hisses” for the villain,
“cheers” for the hero, and “ah-h’s” for the heroine. The
melodrama is a three-act play that focuses on some part
of Wyoming’s western heritage. It is often written by local
talent and includes a variety of crowd-pleasing olio acts, cancan dances, and fun for the whole family.
Warren AFB. Parking along the street. Free
10:30 a.m. – Puppet Show, Sarsaparilla Saloon /Main Gate, F.
E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street. Free
11 a.m. – Security Forces Dog Presentation, Parade Field /
Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street. Free
11:30 a.m. – Historic American Western Gun Demonstration,
Centennial Lake (Bleachers)/Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB.
Parking along the street. Free
1 p.m. – American Revolution Historic Military Demonstration,
1:30 p.m. – Lecture Series, Sarsaparilla Saloon, Centennial
Lake/Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street.
Free
2 p.m. – Indian Wars Cavalry Saber Military Demonstration
2:30 p.m. - Historic American Western Gun Demonstration,
3 p.m. - The Trotters Cavalry Performance. Demonstration
of historical Cavalry Precision Riding Drills, Centennial Lake
(Bleachers) /Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the
street. Fr. Free
Fort D.A. Russell Days Muskets to Missiles
SATURDAY, JULY 19
8 a.m. – Buffalo Stampede. 5K and 10K race held at F. E.
Warren AFB open to the general public. To pre-register or for
additional information, please call (307) 773-4948 or search
“Buffalo Stampede” on www.active.com. Preregistration is
$20, closes July 19. Registration day of race, $25. Day-of-race
registration and check-in/packet pickup begins at 6:30 a.m. at
the gazebo adjacent to the parade field at F. E. Warren AFB.
Parking along the street parallel to the parade field.
9 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Muskets to Missiles Displays, modern
ICBM mission displays at F. E. Warren AFB with UH-1N helicopter, Last bus departs at 3:00 for tour. Centennial Lake/Main
Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street. Free
9 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Tours of Minuteman ICBM Launch
Facility (U-1, with Payload Transporter) Launch Control
Center Trainers, and visit the Warren ICBM & Heritage
Museum, Maintenance Vehicles: Transporter Erector and
Periodic Maintenance Team Van (Tractor/Trailer), Nuclear
Payload Transporter, HMMWV, other vehicles. Transportation
is provided for tours on base, pickup at F. E. Warren AFB.
Please provide picture ID for the tour, no cameras or large bags
allowed. Last bus leaves at 2:30 for the tour. Centennial Lake/
Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street. Free
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. – Living History Presentations Demonstrations,
Centennial Lake/Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along
the street. Free
10 p.m. – Indian Wars Cavalry Saber Military Demonstration,
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. - Buffalo/Beef Roast bring your family and
friends for Roasted Buffalo, Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Corn
Fort D.A. Russell Days is a celebration of the U.S.
military throughout the history of what is now, Francis
E. Warren AFB. The base is the oldest active Air Force
base and has been an active duty military installation since
its inception in 1867. The installation’s ties to CFD dates
back to the very first installment of the famous rodeo in
1897, when soldiers from the post fired a canon signifying the start of the event and staged a mock battle in the
arena. Today, the base holds its annual open house during
the rodeo so that the public can learn about its current and
past missions. Visitors to Ft. D.A. Russell Days will be able
to tour the historic brick homes, several dating back to the
19th century, tour the base museum and watch historic
military reenactments. The base also demonstrates modern
technology associated with its current intercontinental ballistic missile mission. Visitors can observe military working
dogs in action, tour a real-life training launch facility, and
marvel at the wide variety of missile support vehicles, such
as the gigantic missile transporter erector. F.E. Warren Air
Force Base is located at exit 11 on I-25 in Cheyenne.
FRIDAY, JULY 18
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. – Living History Presentations, Centennial
Lake /Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street.
Free
10:00 a.m. – American Revolution Historic Military
Demonstration, Centennial Lake (Bleachers)/Main Gate, F. E.
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Tour. National Register Historic buildings will be on display
for visitor viewing. Transportation is provided for tours on
base, pickup at F. E. Warren AFB. Please provide picture ID
for the tour, no cameras or large bags allowed. Last bus leaves
at 2:30 for the tour. Centennial Lake/Main Gate, F. E. Warren
AFB. Parking along the street. For more information call 7733381/514-5000/214-2706. Open to the public. Free.
10:30 a.m. – Historic Lecture Series, Sarsaparilla Saloon,
Centennial Lake /Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along
the street. Free
11 a.m. – Security Forces Dog Presentation, Centennial Lake
(Bleachers) /Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the
street. Free
11:30 a.m. - Historic American Western Gun Demonstration,
12 p.m. – High Noon Gunfight demonstration by the Wyoming
Widowmakers Centennial Lake (Bleachers) /Main Gate, F. E.
1 p.m. – Ft. D. A. Russell Days Historic WWII Military
Demonstration, Centennial Lake (Bleachers) /Main Gate, F. E.
1:30 p.m. – Puppet Show, Sarsaparilla Saloon, Centennial Lake
/Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street. Free
2 p.m. – Indian Wars Cavalry Saber Military Demonstration,
Cob and a Dinner Roll served for lunch with cold beverages
available for purchase at Trail’s End Club, Get directions at the
Sarsaparilla Saloon
11:30 a.m. - Historic American Western Gun Demonstration,
Centennial Lake (Bleachers) /Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB.
12 p.m. – High Noon Gunfight demonstration by the Wyoming
Widowmakers Centennial Lake (Bleachers)/Main Gate, F. E.
1 p.m. – Ft. D. A. Russell Days Historic WWII Military
Demonstration, Centennial Lake (Bleachers)/Main Gate, F. E.
/Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street. Free
2 p.m. – American Revolution Historic Military Demonstration,
2:30 p.m. – Historic Lecture Series, Sarsaparilla Saloon,
the street. Free
3 p.m. –The Trotters Cavalry Performance Demonstration of
historical Cavalry Precision Riding Drills, followed by a Ft. D.
A. Russell Days Historic Military Demonstration, Centennial
Lake (Bleachers)/Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along
the street. Free
/Main Gate, F.E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street. Free
5:30 p.m. – Period Style Dance. Historic period clothing or
western attire preferred but not required. Dance instruction will
be provided and is for the whole family. No experience required
and people of all ages dance together! Centennial Lake/Main
Gate, F. E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street. For more
information please contact 773-2980. Open to the public. Free
SUNDAY, JULY 20
9 a.m. –Historic Colonial Church Service. Sarsaparilla Saloon,
Public invited. Centennial Lake/Main Gate, F. E. Warren AFB.
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. – Muskets to Missiles Displays, modern ICBM
mission displays at F. E. Warren AFB with UH-1N helicopter,
the street. Free
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. – Tours of Minuteman ICBM Launch Facility
(U-1, with Payload Transporter) and Launch Control Center
Trainers, Helicopter Hanger and the Warren ICBM & Heritage
Museum, Maintenance Vehicles: Transporter Erector and
Periodic Maintenance Team Van (Tractor/Trailer), Nuclear
Payload Transporter, HMMWV, other vehicles. Transportation
is provided for tours on base, pickup at F. E. Warren AFB. Last
bus leaves at 2:30. Please provide picture ID for the tour, no
cameras or large bags allowed. Centennial Lake/Main Gate, F.
E. Warren AFB. Parking along the street. Free
9 a.m. – 4 p.m. – Living History Presentations Demonstrations,
the street. Free
9 – 2:30 p.m. - Warren Spouses’ & Balfour Beatty Communities
Historic Homes Tour and Warren ICBM & Heritage Museum
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CFD VOLUNTEERS
& STRUCTURE
For more than a century, chief executive officers of large companies, bank presidents,
school teachers, realtors, homemakers, state
and federal employees- literally folks from
every walk of life- have devoted millions of volunteer hours to plan, organize and execute all
the events associated with CFD.
Volunteers
“IT’S THE CHEYENNE THING TO DO…” That’s
how Bill Dubois, a 2004 inductee in the CFD Hall of Fame,
replied when asked why he had been volunteering for more
than four decades in a variety of capacities at the “Daddy
of ‘em All.” “It’s the Cheyenne thing to do” for tens of
hundreds of volunteers who provide the people power to
produce what arguably is the largest outdoor western celebration in the world.
round production of the show, and a Board of Directors
serves as an advisory council to the General Committee.
S taff
Chief Executive Officer
Sponsor/Exhibit Manager
It began as a simple one-day celebration in September
of 1897 when a group of volunteers from the Cheyenne
business community thought it would be fun and profitable
to stage a western celebration. Today, more than 2,500 volunteers work around the calendar to produce an event that
borders on two weeks long and includes parades, pancake
breakfasts, world-class concerts, chili and chuckwagon cookoffs, carnival, exhibits, Indian Village, military open houses
and performances by the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds
and, of course the event that started it all-nine Professional
Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) rodeos.
Director of Sponsorship Relations & Sales Brandon Kramer
Malt Beverage/Volunteer Coordinator
Controller
Office Manager/Facilities Coordinator
Ticket Office Manager
Asst. Ticket Office Manager
Grounds Superintendent
Grounds
Marketing Director
CFD Products/Retail Manager
CFD Products Accounting
Caretaker
Volunteers are the fuel that drives the CFD engine.
Tasks range from sorting stock for the nine rodeos plus the
slack performances; caring for the world’s largest horsedrawn carriage collection and a remarkable period clothing
collection; mucking horse stalls; directing traffic in all types
of weather; manning gates; the care and feeding of a large
media contingent; serving as hosts to the tens of thousands
of spectators who enjoy the variety of events; the care and
maintenance of a 100-acre park with barns, grandstands,
exhibit halls, food facilities and arenas and thousands of
other grizzly little details that must be accomplished for the
event to succeed.
Dawn Thompson
Jeannie Gebhart
Robin Haynes
Justin Gorman
Jan Rider
Robert Roedocker
Chris Roedocker
Nicole Gamst
J.D. McGee
Marlene Zollinger
Henry Puente
Board of Directors
Jeff Rayment– Chairman
Bill Hill – Vice Chairman
Tom Hirsig– Secretary/Treasurer
Gunnar Anderson
Lynne Boomgaarden
Sam Galeotos
Diane Shober
Rod Hottle
Lisa Murphy
Jeff Wallace
Charlie West
Darin Westby
Dan Cheney
Structure
Only a handful of the estimated 2,300 workers who make
CFD come to life each July are paid for their services. The
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Dan Cheney
Kerry Balcaen
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G eneral C ommittee
The General Committee is comprised of a General
Chairman, 10 committee chairmen who oversee the operation of the individual committees. The chairmen are
selected from the volunteer force based on their merit and
dedication to their particular committee, and in most cases,
serve a three year term. The General Chairman is chosen
from a pool of past committee chairmen. Each committee
is responsible for carrying out specific functions of Frontier
Days and incorporates the motivation and talents of willing volunteers proportionate in number to the tasks of the
committee.
Committee
Volunteers
Public Relations
Concessions
Military
Grounds
Tickets
Parades
Contract Acts
Contestants
Security
Indians
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80
150
83
283
547
271
198
165
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G rounds C ommittee
Ed Vossler
The Grounds Committee
volunteers take care of the
maintenance and repair of
Frontier Park. They also take
care of the electrical, plumbing, restroom and park cleanup activities. The Grounds
volunteer doctors take care
of First Aid Stations and are
also the arena doctors. This is
Ed’s second year as Grounds
Committee Chairman. He started out as a competitor, competing in calf riding, bareback ponies, kid’s barrel racing
and the wild horse race. He first volunteered as a telephone
installer and later was also a mounted parade and backtrack
marshal. He became a Heel in 1997. Ed is a very proud
volunteer and enjoys working with the many dedicated volunteers to produce the #1 Rodeo in the World.
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G eneral C hairman
Darin Westby
Darin is a 20 year volunteer veteran and oversees
the 10 committees that work
in unison to produce the
“Daddy of ‘em All”. “From
the first year volunteer to
the eldest HEEL volunteer,
we are proud in our success
of our three legged mission:
support the community by
promoting western heritage
and lifestyle, encouraging economic success, and providing
educational opportunities. All of us strive to give our consumer the best experience imaginable and plan year round
to ensure the best CFD product. I am proud of all of our
volunteers and staff, and our exuberant pride is shown in
our entertainment product.”
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Family: Wife, Colette; daughters, Nicolette and husband Mike, Paige and husband Jr.; 5 wonderful grandchildren
Employment: Retired from Qwest Communications
Years of CFD Service: 36 years
Hobbies & Interests: Family, multimedia production,
cutting horses, hunting
C ontestants C ommittee
Matt Jankovsky
This is Matt’s second year
as Contestants Chairman,
his committee oversees all
aspects of the nine performances and slack events.
Production activities range
from actual rodeo duties
done to bring the show to
the viewing public to behind
the scenes activities such as
contracting with the stock
contractors, announcers,
bullfighters, clowns, and specialty acts. He works year round
with the governing bodies of Rodeo, the PRCA and WPRA.
Other behind the scenes activities include checking in and
accounting of the approximately 1,800 contestants, keeping
the official results, calculating payoffs, issuing winnings to
Family: Wife: Misha; daughters: Amanda and Brennan;
son: Colton.
Employment: Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites &
Trails, Field Support Section Chief
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Hobbies & Interests: Family & Friends, CFD, Boating
and Coaching
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contestants. Other areas of responsibility for the committee
are the Cowboy Hospitality area, coordinating the annual
cattle drive to kick off Frontier days, the finals Calcutta,
Night of Champions Award ceremony, working with veterinarians to ensure for the care and responsible treatment
of all livestock. Matt started his volunteering at CFD doing
night show security, but his love of working with bucking
stock drew him to back pens of the east side, where he
sorted and loaded the bucking stock for the rodeo. After
many years of working the stock he became the Alleyboss
overseeing all aspects of the Roughstock for CFD. Matt has
always been impressed with the spirit, the endless dedication, and undying support the volunteer force gives CFD.
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P arades C ommittee
Jimmy Dean Siler
Jimmy Dean is a secondyear Parades chairman, who
oversees CFD largest volunteer committee. The Parade
Committee produces four
CFD grand parades, the
rodeo’s grand entry and the
Chuckwagon Cook-off. The
Parades Committee partners
with the Pancake Breakfast
security, the W-HEELS organization, the CFD Old West Museum, visiting rodeo royalty
and CFD ambassadors riding group, the Dandies. Jimmy
Dean started his volunteer career as a proud parade assistant, volunteering on a corner. He’s most proud of being
allowed to say he is part of the CFD family. “In all my
travels I have never met a finer group of people than the
volunteers.” He recently received the humbling offer of
being named to the HEELS in 2012.
Family: Wife, Cat; daughters, Graclyn, Jonna, Halley,
Hannah, and son, Robert
Employment: State of Wyoming DEQ, Chemist
Hobbies and interests: Dandy Dad, Swim Dad,
Horse show stable boy = time with wife and children!!!!
C ontract A cts
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Larry Kehl
The
Contract
Acts
Committee produces the
Frontier Nights entertainment. Some of Contract Acts
responsibilities include contracting with the artists, stage
set up, sound, lights, video,
artist security, concert security and artist merchandise.
Contract Acts also operates
the Buckin’A Saloon. Larry’s
history with Contract Acts goes back many years. He started
as a chuck wagon racing judge. He later worked on the stage
and the security areas of Contract Acts. He then went to the
Buckin’A Saloon and after a few years was the lead assistant
in the Buckin’A Saloon. He was elected to the HEELS
organization in 2009. Larry and all of the great volunteers of
the Contract Acts Committee are looking forward to a spectacular year of world class entertainment. They are proud to
present concert experiences that are equal to any venue in
the Rocky Mountain West.
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P ublic R elations (PR) C ommittee
Bob Budd
This is Bob’s first year as
Public Relations Chairman.
The PR Committee serves
as host to the general public,
sponsors, media and other
visiting special guests. PR
volunteers provide information to the visiting public
through the Howdy Folks
and Howdy (Information)
Wagons and produce publications such as the official CFD
Souvenir Program, Schedule of Events, the Media Guide
and others. Public Relations volunteers represent CFD at
promotional shows throughout the year and also provide
photography service to the other CFD committees. The
CFD Western Invitational Art Show is another function of
the PR Committee.
• Family: Fiance, Jennifer.
• Employment: Buchhammer & Kehl, P.C.
• Years of CFD Service: 19 years
• Hobbies and Interests: Motorcycles, hunting, fishing,
golf
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Family: Wife and hero, Kim; daughters, Chris, Jessica,
Caitlin; sons, Austin, Casey
Employment: Wyoming Livestock Board Law
Enforcement Administration
Hobbies & Interests: Family, horses, intramural
sports, saving the world
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Family: All CFD Volunteers! Wife – Lynn, sons –Joe
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and Jake, daughter – Maggie
Employment: Executive Director – Wyoming Wildlife
and Natural Resource Trust
Hobbies & Interests: Family, hunting, fishing, art
takes pride in monitoring and ensuring the integrity of the
midway’s carnival gaming and safety of the carnival rides
for the public. They also contract with and coordinate the
exhibit areas, to include the old west township “Frontier
Town.” All done to standard ‘Western Theme’ so visitors
can enjoy their shopping/browsing experience. Bill is honored to be serving as a second year chairman. He and the
great volunteers of the Concessions Committee are anticipating a banner year. They welcome all visitors to CFD and
know that all will enjoy taking part in the state of the art
carnival, food concessions, exhibit, and entertainment areas.
They would like to extend the opportunity to take a step
back in time at the Frontier Town and by all means ‘live the
legend’ of Cheyenne’s Western Celebration.
Military Chairman
Colonel Scott Fox
This is Scott’s second year
as Chairman. The military
personnel from F. E. Warren
Air Force Base have played
an integral part in Frontier
Days since they helped kick
off the celebration with a
historic cannon blast. Today,
they set the stage for the
crowning of Miss Frontier
at the Coronation Ball. They
host the base’s Fort D.A. Russell Days, which includes the
Buffalo Stampede 10K Race, the historic homes tour and
live historical military reenactments. Military committee volunteers organize and implement the Thunderbirds Air Show
and work with P.R. volunteers to host Military distinguished
visitors. The Military Committee also provides the “Cowboy
Medics” — the team that assists the Grounds Committee
doctors by furnishing medical aid to injured cowboys in the
arena.
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I ndians C ommittee
Craig Alexander
The Indians Committee
volunteers secure dancers,
entertainers and vendors for
the Indian Village, as well as
maintain the village grounds
at Frontier Park. The group
also facilitates the activities of
Miss Frontier and her Ladyin-Waiting, and produces the
three free pancake breakfasts
during CFD in partnership
with the Cheyenne Kiwanis Club members and city personnel. Craig is honored to be serving as a third-year chairman
and encourages everyone to experience the hospitality
and free entertainment at the Indian Village and Pancake
Breakfasts. The 2014 show promises something for everyone—Native American dancing, singing, story telling and
flute playing; kids crafts; numerous vendors; Indian Tacos
and more. Craig and the Indians Committee hope to see
you there.
Family: Wife, Megan; sons, Matthew, Alex
Employment: USAF
Hobbies & Interests: Travel, photography, reading,
camping
C oncessions C ommittee
Bill Berg
The
Concessions
Committee oversees all activities pertaining to the carnival
midway and the food and
beverage concessions, exhibits and free entertainment
“Volunteer Square” area at
Frontier Park. The committee, through hard work and
diligence, has secured an outstanding working relationship
with the City and County
officials to ensure compliance with all safety and health standards for the Carnival and Food vendors. The Committee
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Family: Wife, Heidi; daughters, Danielle, Madison and
Emma
Employment: Department of Defense Employee;
Retired USAF
Hobbies & Interests: Family, camping, atving, hunting
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Family: Wife, Laurie; son, Bryce
Employment: WYDOT
Hobbies & Interests: Golf, leathercraft, fishing
includes our disabled patrons in 2014. We are very proud of
the hard work and energy given by the Tickets Committee
Family.
S ecurity C ommittee
Hoy Myers
The Security Committee
manages the overall safety of
Frontier Park. During CFD
they provide for gate access
and crowd control, and handle
all parking, both on and off
the park, including the shuttle site. Their duties include
contracting uniformed security and coordinating the bus
shuttle service. They maintain
an Emergency Response Plan for the entire park and coordinate safety issues with the Cheyenne Fire Department,
Police Department, Laramie County Sheriff’s Department,
Wyoming Highway Patrol and Homeland Security. Hoy’s
team issues the badges, passes and parking stickers to the
other committees for distribution to volunteers and special
guests. Additionally, this committee is responsible for the
First Aid on the West side of the park, providing doctors
and nurses for any situation. This is Hoy’s third year serving
as Chairman for the Security Committee and he is proud to
work on such a great annual celebration.
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Kaci Malmborg
Kaci Malmborg is the
daughter of Kody and Misty
Malmborg. Kaci was born and
raised in Cheyenne, Wyoming
along with her brother
Kolton Malmborg. Cheyenne
Frontier Days has been in her
blood from a very young age;
she has attended or volunteered for Cheyenne Frontier
Days every year since she was
born. Kaci grew up riding
horses on a small ranch south
of Cheyenne. With a passion for riding horses and a love for
CFD, naturally she served on the CFD Dandies team from
2007-2010, serving as a leader her final year. “Dandies gave
me a chance to finally be a part of the CFD I have always
loved. I could never replace the people I’ve met, the places
I’ve seen, and the skills I’ve learned from serving on the
CFD Dandies team,” Kaci says, “Dandies was an amazing,
irreplaceable experience.”
Family: Wife, Linda
Employment: Schroll Cabinets
Hobbies & Interests: Woodworking and volunteering
for CFD
T ickets C ommittee
Judie Petersen
This is Judie’s third year
as Tickets Chairman. The
Tickets Committee handles
all sales of CFD tickets. A
group of 350 plus volunteers
assist ticket holders at the
gate and in the stands. They
provide customer service for
any ticket problems and assist
persons with disabilities with
access to the stands. At the
conclusion of each performance the ticket committee is still
working to safely get our customers out of the stands. We
are proud of our ground transportation trailers to move customers around the park. They are equipped with sound to
let the customer know what different areas the transportation trailer is approaching. Judie and the great volunteers are
continuing to improve service for all CFD patrons which
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Family: Husband, Ed
Employment: Department of Health - State of
Wyoming
Hobbies & Interests: Enjoys volunteering and spending time with family
Kaci graduated from Cheyenne East High School in
2010. She stayed busy by getting involved in CAN, an organization for upper classmen to serve as positive role models
for elementary and Jr. High students, FFA, DECA, 4-H,
State Drama, Yearbook Committee, and even managed to
make Honor Role every year since kindergarten. Staying
involved gave Kaci a chance to meet new people and gain
experience in a variety of activities. She even competed
on an FFA Agricultural Issues Team that became national
champions in 2010 and won other various awards in DECA
along with FFA. Aside from school, Kaci has been a member of North Christian Church since birth and enjoys helping teach Sunday school to the 2 to 5-year-olds. She also
enjoys spending time snowmobiling, four-wheeling, and
camping with her family.
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Kaci graduated from Laramie County Community
College with an associate degree in education in May 2012.
Currently she attends the University of Wyoming to continue her degree in elementary and special education. “It
is such an honor to serve as a goodwill ambassador for
Cheyenne Frontier Days,” says Kaci, “I have always loved
Cheyenne Frontier Days. I am passionate about the rodeo
that brings thousands of volunteers to come together and
make it happen each and every year. CFD has and will benefit our Cheyenne community with traditions that have been
followed for 117 years and counting. It is humbling to be a
part of such an incredible tradition. I am looking forward to
have a part in the 118th Cheyenne Frontier Days.”
selected as Lady-In-Waiting 2014 for the Daddy of ‘Em All
is a dream come true. There is nothing better than being
able to say that Cheyenne is my community and CFD is
what we come together to do. CFD brings together such
an amazing group of people and to be able to represent
Cheyenne is such a blessing. I am so excited to share the
118th Cheyenne Frontier Days experience with everyone.”
The Dandies
The Dandies of the “Daddy of ‘em All” serve as good
will ambassadors for the world’s largest outdoor rodeo
celebration. They represent Cheyenne Frontier Days at
rodeos, fairs and other celebrations throughout the Rocky
Mountain Region visiting a total of nine states. During the
ten days of CFD they will attend the Coronation Ball, the
Western Art Show and Sale, the pancake breakfasts, and
the USAF Thunderbird Aerial Demonstration. In addition,
they participate in each of the four downtown parades, nine
rodeo performances and eight night shows. Michelle Hess
joined the team as our new director in 2014, and will devote
hundreds of hours developing routines, selecting clothing,
supervising practices, making travel arrangements and just
being there for the girls. Clothing sponsors for the Dandies
include Wrangler shirts and jeans, Justin Boots, and Bailey
Hats.
Lady-in-Waiting
Sara Rangitsch
Sara Rangitsch is the
daughter of Mark and Collett
Rangitsch. Sara, her parents and her two brothers,
Paul and Kurt, have lived in
Cheyenne for 19 years. In
August of 2011 the family
grew with the birth of her
nephew, Trigger. Her love
for Frontier Days grew from
when she started riding in
the Cheyenne Frontier Days
Parades at the age of five. She
began riding horses at a young age and became a member
of the CFD Dandies team from 2008-2011. She served as a
Dandies leader her senior year. “I remember watching the
Dandies from the first moment I went to a CFD rodeo. I
knew I had to get involved. Dandies gave me the amazing
opportunity to become more involved with the rodeo that
had already held a special place in my heart. I learned so
much about myself and CFD,” Sara says, “I could never
replace the skills I gained through being a Dandy.”
2014 Dandies
Michelle Hess, Director
Rylee Anderson
Bailey Bishop
Emily Breeden
Roslan Fichtner
Caitlyn Garcia
Maria Grogan
Lauren Hastings
Alex Heimsoth
Sara graduated from Cheyenne Central High School
in 2011. She was involved with National Honor Society,
Junior Leadership Cheyenne, the Congressional Award,
and was a member of the track and the State Drama team.
Sara is able to relate with different types of people because
of her involvement in these various activities. Sara is now
a junior at the University of Wyoming, studying sociology
with a minor in criminal justice. She hopes to continue her
schooling to eventually become a victim’s advocate for children. She is active in her sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma,
and loves the support of her fellow sorority sisters. “To be
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Cassandra Heller
Jean Hess
Halley Jankovsky
Hanna Jankovsky
Holly Riesland
Addysen Rosner
Cianna Schofield
Danette Vliem
2013 Volunteers of the Year
Concessions
Contestants
Contract Acts
Grounds
Indians
Military
Parades
Public Relations
Security
Tickets
W-Heels
The W-Heels is a group of volunteer women who work
with the Parades Committee in producing the horse-drawn
vehicle section of the four CFD parades each year. These
gals provide the carriage riders with over 600 authentic costumes that reflect the styles worn between 1897 and 1914.
The group supports the CFD Old West Museum and is
active in carriage preservation and restoration.
Dave Pickard
Ray Hron
Kent Davis
Mike DeCarlo
Rachelle Zimmerman
Jill Emmons
Ken Willis
Tim Ellis
Annette Newnum
Wendy Stoffer
CFD Scholarships
The CFD Scholarship Foundation has awarded $64,900
in 58 scholarships for the 2014-2015 school year.
Scholarship recipients are: Jonna Brown and Jacob
Zumo, University of Wyoming partnership scholarship,
Cindy Young, Milt Nation Scholarship and, Tyriecha
Camble, Chuckwagon Gourmet Scholarship.
Buckle Club
The Buckle Club is comprised of past and present committee chairpersons and their spouses. This group was
organized in 1979 and utilizes the talent and experience
of seasoned volunteers to assist with various functions of
CFD. Members have been instrumental in producing the
Exceptional Rodeo in past years and continue with the
Challenge Rodeo, which is Cheyenne’s independent version
of the special children’s rodeo. Members also operate a hospitality room dubbed the “Buckle Club” in the Exhibition
Hall on the grounds. The club serves sandwiches, soft
drinks and beer to volunteers and provides them a place
where they can retreat to after their shifts.
Other scholarships were granted to: Jordyn Anderson,
Amy Berry, Alyssa Beaver, Cole Bostron, Graclyn Brown,
Brandon Butt, Shayne Carter, Kevin Cox, Grayson Fleming,
Kylie Foster, Eric Andrew Gerhart, Sebastien Goetz,
Jordan Hardsocg, Jordan Hirsig, Liberty Hoover, Annaliese
Jacobson, Kirsten Jacobson, Kelsey James, Megan Johnston,
Brandi Jones, Hayden Jones, Hunter Jones, Lyndsay
Jones, Cody King, Deacon Maggard, Dixon Maggard, Coy
Malcolm, Kenna Malcom, Kaci Malmborg, Megan Marker,
Hayley Martin, Jessica McLane, Carsen Mowry, Stacia
Olson, Haleigh Pickett, Tyler Pope, Heather Prince, Sara
Rangitsch, Brandon Romsa, Douglas Sandidge, Rachel
Shutter, Brittany Singhas, Heather Skirvin, Cassidy Smith,
Amber Sullivan, Daniek Taylor, Jessica Truel-Young, Jason
Wales, Brennan Westby, Nicole Whitley, Eric Williams and
McKenzie Yarter.
HEELS
The idea of the “HEELS” emerged in 1934 as a result
of financial difficulties brought on by the Great Depression.
Because the pocket linings of CFD were pulled inside out
and drooping, a group of volunteers put their heads together and brainstormed over how to remedy the show’s tough
financial situation. They tossed around the idea of replacing
paid arena help with volunteers of the committee, and the
HEELS organization was born. It is said that volunteer Ed
Storey commented during that casual meeting that they’d be
a bunch of heels if they didn’t help out, and the name stuck.
CFD Scholarships totaling $920,675 have been awarded
to 1171 recipients since 1985. The scholarships are made
possible by the Ram Truck raffle, Chuckwagon Gourmet,
CFD Committee events and individual donations.
Foundation board members are Mike Lane, Rod Hottle,
Jim Hearne, Phil VanHorn, Jim Johnson, Tim Allen, Laura
Jeffrey and Darin Westby.
Today, the HEELS are comprised of 430 volunteers who
have been recognized for their exceptional service to CFD.
Each year new members are nominated and voted into the
select group based on their contribution of volunteerism
to the show. Each HEEL is entitled to wear a specially
designed badge and belt buckle to distinguish the honor.
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CFD would not be possible without the
involvement of our sponsors. We’d like to
say thanks to each and every one of them
for all the great rodeo action and exciting
entertainment their support makes possible!
Presenting Sponsor
Bank of the West is pleased to be the presenting sponsor of Cheyenne Frontier Days. Like this great event, we
also have a long history in the region, stretching back to our
earliest days as a small community bank in 1891.
We are also leading the way to a more secure energy
future. BP and our business partners are increasingly investing in industry-leading technologies to find new resources,
produce more from existing fields, and develop alternative
energy sources.
Today, we’re one of the leading regional financial services companies in the nation, with team members serving
1.5 million customers through a network of more than 600
retail and commercial banking locations in 19 Western,
Rocky Mountain and Midwestern states.
Our presence in the United States is greater than in any
other nation where we operate. We employ more people
and invest more dollars in the U.S. than anywhere else. BP
employs around 20,000 people in the U.S. and our economic activity supports over 240,000 additional jobs. And,
what we earn here, we spend here by reinvesting every dollar
of our U.S. profits back into this country. Over the past five
years, BP has invested nearly $50 billion in the U.S. – more
than any other energy company. BP is proud to have helped
power Wyoming’s economy for the past 100 years.
We recognize the important history and tradition that
Cheyenne Frontier Days plays in the region, and we’re
proud to be a part of the week-long activities celebrating our
Western heritage. Our sponsorship of Cheyenne Frontier
Days speaks of our commitment to the region, and also
highlights our support for the many entrepreneurs, small
business owners, and visitors who live and work in this
community.
In short, we’ve committed the people and the resources
to provide the energy that fuels the global economy, now
and in the future.
On behalf of my Bank of the West colleagues, thank
you for joining us at this year’s Cheyenne Frontier Days.
We look forward to meeting you, making new friends, and
celebrating the Spirit of the West.
Platinum Boot Sponsors
BP is one of the world’s leading international energy companies,
with more than 80,000 employees. Through our work in over 80
countries, we provide customers
with fuel for transportation, energy
for heat and light, lubricants to
keep engines moving, and the petrochemicals products used to make
everyday items as diverse as paints,
clothes and packaging.
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The Wyoming Lottery
Bringing fun and funds to
the Cowboy State
What do you get when you cross a jackrabbit with a
pronghorn antelope? Just about anywhere else, the reply
would most likely reference the highly elusive (and according to some folks, mythical) creature known as the jackalope.
But ask most anyone here in the heart of Cowboy Country
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about the unlikely hybrid, and they’re just as liable to answer
“Why, Yolo, the WyoLotto jackpotalope, of course!”
Gold Boot Sponsors
The brightly colored Yolo bounded onto the public stage
at a public brand unveiling for the Wyoming Lottery held
last January. Featured prominently on the Wyoming
Lottery’s logo and marketing materials, the jackpotalope
symbolizes the fun factor inherent in playing the lottery.
Once Wyoming’s fledging lottery is up and running later this
summer, more than 400 retail locations throughout the state
will feature ticket kiosks, posters and other displays featuring the fanciful creature.
We outfit the west.
We live where you celebrate the events you treasure
most. We honor the events you treasure most. We honor
your hard work, integrity and community – and strive to
provide quality gear for you and your family. For more than
thirty years, we’ve partnered with Wrangler, Carhartt, Ariat,
Justin, Resistol and more to bring you the best service, the
largest selection and the lowest prices, guaranteed.
When Powerball® and Mega Millions® tickets go on
sale in Wyoming, Wyoming residents and visitors are going
to have a whole new and exciting reason to enjoy the
Cowboy State. Powerball jackpots create more than 500 millionaires each year, and jackpots frequently reach six-figure
amounts (the jackpot reached a whopping $448,400,000.00
last August!). It won’t be long before Wyoming starts adding
its own names to the growing list of Powerball winners who
dared to dream and saw their dream come true.
The other game coming to the Wyoming Lottery, Mega
Millions, offers players a chance to win jackpots that start
at $15 million. With nine exciting ways to win in the game,
each $1.00 play offers up tons of low-cost fun and entertainment.
But, while it costs little to play, the payoff for the state
is going to be huge. Lottery officials expect the Wyoming
Lottery to gross nearly $13 million annually, with a net
of about $6 million a year after expenses and prizes. The
legislation calls for the first $6 million of proceeds to be
distributed to local governments, with any excess going into
a school fund.
Meanwhile, anticipation among future WyoLotto players
is building, retail ticket sales equipment is being installed
statewide and the lottery staff is busy making final preparations for rolling out the biggest single form of entertainment
to take the Wyoming stage since the “Daddy of ‘em All”®
made its debut 117 years ago.
By the way, the roving, larger-than-life jackpotalope is
rumored to frequent public events, so there’s a chance you
might just chalk up a jackpotalope sighting -- or maybe even
a personal encounter -- during Cheyenne Frontier Days. If
rubbing a regular rabbit’s foot brings luck, just imagine the
good fortune that could come your way following a rendezvous with WyoLotto’s Yolo.
Stop by and see for yourself.
We are proud to be a sponsor of the Cheyenne Frontier
Days.
For a store near you, visit bootbarn.com or call
888-BOOT-BARN. We have over 155 stores throughout
the United States.
Neighbors taking care of neighbors…
That’s the way things are done in Wyoming. And it’s the
way we deliver care at Cheyenne Regional.
Cheyenne Regional was founded in 1867 as a tent hospital to treat Union Pacific railroad workers injured while
building the transcontinental railroad. One year later, the
founding fathers of Cheyenne purchased the hospital for
$125—which was the beginning of the healthcare system
now known as Cheyenne Regional.
At the heart of our system is Cheyenne Regional Medical
Center, a 222-bed hospital offering a Level 2 trauma center
and home to the Cheyenne Regional Heart & Vascular
Institute and the only cancer center in Wyoming accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on
Cancer.
Also part of the system is Cheyenne Regional Medical
Group, a multispecialty group with 21 clinics and more than
70 physicians and allied health professionals.
In 2012 Cheyenne Regional opened an urgent care cen-
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Swire Coca-Cola, USA began operations in the United
States with the purchase of Coca-Cola Bottling of Salt Lake
City in 1978. Since that time, we have grown into the fourth
largest Coca-Cola bottler in the United Sates.
ter near Cheyenne’s downtown area and a second branch
of its children’s clinic to serve the growing population
of Cheyenne. We also opened a new orthopedic clinic in
late 2012 and began partnering with AirLife to provide air
ambulance service to southeast Wyoming.
A significant key to our success has been through
operating on a global and national level, our brands and
operations are focused on what is important to consumers and customers within each local community we touch.
This approach has been rewarded with two “Bottler of the
Year” national awards in the past four years. Our Cheyenne
distribution facility employs 42 associates executing job
functions for warehouse, sales, delivery, merchandising and
vending services for all classes of trade throughout Laramie
and Albany counties. We are proud to provide some of the
world’s most recognized brands. Coca-Cola products, Dr
Pepper products, Minute Maid, Fuse and V8 juices, Nestea
and Honest teas, Monster and Full Throttle / NOS energy
drinks, VitaminWater as well as the strongest line up of
bottled waters, Dasani, Smart Water and Evian brands.
In 2013 Cheyenne Regional opened a new emergency
department, including more than 40 exam rooms and several state-of-the-art trauma treatment areas. And in 2014,
we opened a new two-story, 40,432-foot cancer center that
serves Cheyenne, Laramie County and the surrounding
region.
Through the years, our name has changed and our facilities have grown. But the original pioneering spirit, which
compelled us to look for better ways to care for our families,
friends and neighbors, has continued. MillerCoors has been
a proud and loyal sponsor of professional rodeo since 1980.
For more than 30 years, Coors Banquet has been a deeprooted supporter of the inspirational lifestyle of the rodeo
cowboy. Coors Banquet knows rodeo. That’s why it’s the
official beer sponsor of the Wrangler NFR and has been
the official beer of the PRCA since 1987. Since 1984, Coors
Banquet has recognized the top barrelmen of ProRodeo
through its “Man in the Can” program, which recognizes
the unique abilities and uncompromising efforts put forth
by these tough men in rodeo arenas throughout the United
States. With its grass-roots sponsorship of local rodeos and
innovative marketing, Coors Banquet stays true to its hardworking, relentless fans.
We create with pride the magical feelings, special times
and great taste of America’s best beverages. To learn more,
please visit our website at www.swirecc.com
Devon Energy Corporation is a leading independent
oil and natural gas exploration and production company
with operations focused onshore in the United States and
Canada. The company’s portfolio of oil and gas properties
provides stable, environmentally responsible production
and a platform for future growth. Devon has nearly doubled
its onshore North American oil production since 2008 and
has a deep inventory of development opportunities to deliver future oil growth. Devon also produces about 2.6 billion
cubic feet of natural gas each day — more than 3 percent of
all the gas consumed in North America.
Measured in Seconds, Celebrated in Ounces. Make It A
Banquet.
As a top operator and producer of oil in Wyoming,
Devon strives to be a good neighbor by supporting youth
and education, civic organizations and emergency responders. We join with partners like these to strengthen the
communities where we live and work. Devon operates
with respect for the environment and displays a steadfast
dedication to insuring the health and safety or our employees and our neighbors. Devon’s environmental stewardship
includes supporting and facilitating annual habitat reclama-
Coca-Cola Bottling of Cheyenne has been a proud sponsor of Cheyenne Frontier Days™ for many years. We enjoy
embracing the “Western Heritage” and hospitality this event
and the community of Cheyenne provide. With the broad
appeal of all the events and activities, we feel this celebration
“speaks” too many throughout the community and region
in a “Live Positively” voice, loud and clear!
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tion projects in Wyoming in partnership with the Wyoming
Conservation Corps, University of Wyoming, the Bureau
of Land Management and the Office of State Lands and
Investments.
Devon is a Fortune 500 company and is included in the
S&P 500 Index. Its common shares trade on the New York
Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol DVN. Devon has
been listed in Fortune Magazine’s Best Companies to Work
For since 2008 and on Bloomberg’s The Civic 50 list of top
community-minded businesses since 2012. Devon and its
team of Wyoming-based employees are proud to support
Cheyenne Frontier Days. We tip our hats to the nation’s
largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration.
Magpul was founded in 1999 with the intent of developing a simple device to aid in the manipulation of rifle magazines while reloading under stress. The company’s name
comes from this original product called the Magpul®. Over
the last decade Magpul has continued to grow and develop
using much the same mission and process with a focus on
innovation, simplicity, and efficiency.
Magpul is in the process of relocating its production and
distribution operations from Colorado to a 200,000 square
foot facility in Cheyenne, and is here at Frontier Days to say
thank you for the welcome it has received from the state of
Wyoming and the City of Cheyenne.
- See more at: www.magpul.com
Holiday Inn began as the vision of Kemmons Wilson
(1913-2003) in 1952 and a roadtrip gone bad. Driving to
Washington D.C. on a family vacation, Wilson grew frustrated at the lack of quality he found in roadside motels.
Dingy courts and dusty motor hotels may have been satisfactory when Americans first set out on the road but Wilson
was sure that the interstate-age would call for new kinds of
amenities: air conditioning, restaurants, in-room telephones,
and - most of all - standardization. Within a year, Wilson
commissioned blueprints from his hand-drawn diagrams.
The designer, Eddie Bluestein, wrote “Holiday Inn” across
the bottom of the plans after seeing a Bing Crosby film.
The name stuck. The first Inn, built on Summer Avenue
in Memphis, Tennessee, was so successful that Wilson followed up with identical ones on three other roads leading
into Memphis.
For over 30 years Ram Rodeo has been an avid sponsor
of rodeo. Ram Rodeo was established to assist United States
Ram Trucks Dealers in showcasing new product through
the venue of rodeo.
Ram and Ram Rodeo is proud to partner with organizations such as PRCA, WPRA, NHSRA, NLBRA and NIRA
as the Official Automotive Sponsor.
In addition to being a proud supporter of Cheyenne
Frontier Days, RAM has a presence at over 500 events
annually.
But Ram Rodeo is a company that does more than sponsor rodeos on behalf of local dealers - it is a company that
supports two of America’s most favorite pastimes: Rodeo
and Automobiles.
The Holiday Inn is the only full service hotel, nationally
branded in Cheyenne, the capitol city of Wyoming. 245
guest rooms and 19,000 square feet of meeting space, the
Holiday Inn Cheyenne has the capability to host events up
to 600 attendees, all under one roof. The property is easily
accessed and visible from either direction of Interstate - 80,
exit 362.
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Be sure to take a minute and visit the Ram display to
check out the 2014 Lineup of RAM trucks.
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The team at QEP Resources, Inc. is honored to be a
Gold Boot sponsor at Cheyenne Frontier Days™. Since our
humble beginnings as a producer of oil and gas in Wyoming
more than 80 years ago, QEP and its predecessor companies have been committed to investing in communities that
preserve our western heritage.
Union Wireless, a pioneer of telecommunication services for the Rocky Mountain West region, launched our
connectivity aspirations 100 years ago, in 1914, when local
ranchers were looking for a communications solution. As
advancements in technology and the various formats in
which people choose to connect with the world continue to
develop, Union Wireless remains steadfast in our commitment to provide our customers with connectivity solutions
in accordance with both their needs and desires.
Today, QEP is a leading independent oil and gas
exploration and production company with more than 900
employees in seven states, including Wyoming, North
Dakota, Utah, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana.
Even as we have grown, our western roots have remained
an integral part of who we are as a company. QEP is proud
to be a valued economic development partner in the many
Wyoming communities in which we live and work, including Cheyenne.
100 years since our inception, Union Wireless continues
to make significant financial investments to developing connectivity solutions through advancements in our expanding
network; one that’s built to address the needs for the rapidly
evolving technological world where a multitude of devices
are occupying and competing for bandwidth.
Rodeo, the greatest sport on dirt, is an important facet
of our commitment to the western lifestyle. Our operations,
many of which are located in rural areas of the country,
employ individuals who participate in and contribute to
this lifestyle. With our sponsorship of Cheyenne Frontier
Days™, we honor our employees, the people of the great
state of Wyoming, rodeo fans across the United States, and
the cowboys and cowgirls competing.
We believe that our 100 year legacy of being respectable
corporate citizens and stewards of our community will continue to bond our business initiatives with our declaration to
enriching the customer experience. Our philanthropic efforts
are reflective of our commitment to improving the communities in which we live and work. From supporting literacy
awareness expansion and providing disaster relief assistance
to the creation of the Linda K. Woody Foundation; scholarship pledges to the University of Wyoming and Utah State
College and various local endeavors including our sponsorship for the Wyoming Agriculture & Natural Resource
Science Institute.
Part of preserving the western way of life involves ensuring that generations to come will have access to affordable,
clean energy sources. Fortunately, here in Wyoming, such
energy sources are plentiful. From the fuel in your truck
that gets you to the rodeo, to having lights in the calving
barn on a snowy night, to the heat and air conditioning we
use throughout the year, access to energy is critical to how
we live our lives.
As long-standing supporters of Cheyenne Frontier Days,
we are honored to serve our community and invite you to
join us on our journey.
QEP Resources believes in providing access to clean,
safe and sustainable energy solutions. These solutions not
only equate to lower energy expenses for Americans, they
also mean increased business investment in our local communities, energy security for our country and access to
steady, well-paying careers for hundreds of thousands of
Americans. To learn more about QEP Resources, visit us at
www.qepres.com.
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Silver Boot Sponsors
Chute 9 Sponsor
A PRCA partner since 1947, Wrangler® is the official
jeans and shirts brand of the PRCA and the title sponsor
of the Wrangler Million Dollar Tour presented by Justin
Boots, the new Wrangler Champions Challenge Series and
the PRCA’s premier championship event, the Wrangler
National Finals Rodeo. The leading Western and rodeo
apparel brand is a major sponsor of PRCA rodeos across
the US and Canada.
In 2004, Wrangler Western co-launched Tough Enough
to Wear Pink™, a breast cancer awareness campaign that
has raised more than $14 million throughout the professional rodeo industry. Fan purchases of Wrangler Tough
Enough to Wear Pink shirts enabled the brand to donate
more than $2.5 million from shirt sales alone. In 2009,
Wrangler once again set out to unify the Western community through the launch of the Wrangler® National Patriot™
program, designed to support wounded or fallen American
military veterans and their families through donations from
the proceeds of Wrangler National Patriot ticketed shirts
and overall fund-raising efforts. Calling on rodeo committees, fans, competitors and sponsors across the country to
show their patriotism, the Wrangler National Patriot program has raised more than $750,000 to date.
Event Level Sponsors
CFD Rodeo Partners
University of Wyoming
Xerox
Trihydro
As the leading PRCA sponsor, Wrangler holds apparel
branding endorsements with more than 100 of the PRCA’s
top cowboys, announcers, clowns and other members.
Wrangler sponsors all 12 Ram Circuit Finals Rodeos and
hosts local retail promotions at more than 120 PRCAsanctioned rodeos.
Event I Sponsors
Arctic Cat
Bobcat of the Rockies
Bridger LLC
Exxon/Big D
Carpet One
Charter
Cheyenne Kubota
Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power Co.
Cheyenne Women’s Clinic
Croell Redi Mix
Express Employment Professionals
4 Rivers Equipment
Gordon Ranch
Grease Monkey
Wrangler, a division of VF Corporation, the world’s largest apparel company, is the leading Western wear brand and
is available nationwide in specialty stores including work
apparel chains, Farm & Fleet retailers and Western stores,
as well as through on-line and catalog retailers.
Wrangler Long Live Cowboys.
updated 07/10/2014
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SPONSORS
Great American BBQ
Hormel Foods
Jelly Belly
Long Reimer Winegar
Mile High Horse Trailers.com
Motorola
WRN-Woodhouse Roden Nethercott LLC
#1 Properties
Outback Steakhouse
Penguin Putnam Publishing
Polaris/Suzuki
Qdoba
Simon Contractors
University of Wyoming College of Business
University of Wyoming College of Engineering & Applied
Sciences
Montana Silversmiths (Team Roping, Heeler)
Wyoming Home (WPRA Barrel Racing)
Burns Insurance Agency (Steer Wrestling)
Town & Country Supermarket Liquors (Saddle Bronc)
Trader’s Shoppers & Preview Real Estate Guide - (Wild
Horse Race)
Valley Construction & Restoration, Inc. (Team Roping,
Header)
Vino’s Wine & Spirits (All Around)
Event II Sponsors
Keep Electricity Affordable Black Diamond
Kitchen Craft
Flag Pole farm, Inc.
Protect the Harvest/Lucas Oil
Cigna
Championship Bull Riders
Blue Line Rents (Bucking Chute)
Stream-Flo USA LLC (Bucking Chute)
Valley Construction & Restoration (Arena)
Brakes Plus (Arena)
Sportsman’s Warehouse (Arena)
Saddle Sponsors
Capital Lumber (Bull Riding)
The Bluffs (Bareback)
RAM (All-Around)
Randee & Bob Miller (Team Roping, Header)
4 Quarters Construction (Team Roping, Heeler)
Steil Surveying (Steer Wrestling)
Historic Plains Hotel (Steer Roping)
Union Pacific Railroad (Saddle Bronc)
Holiday Inn—Cheyenne (WPRA Barrel Racing)
Suncor Energy (Tie-Down Roping)
Championship Package Sponsors
Willis of Wyoming (Rookie Saddle Bronc)
Cheyenne Super 8 Motel (Bareback)
Boot Barn(Steer Roping)
Boot Barn/The Wrangler (Tie Down Roping)
Grease Monkey (Bull Riding)
updated 07/10/2014
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IN THE ARENA
Cheyenne’s world-class rodeo is truly the
Daddy of ‘em All. Ultimately, the rodeo is about
the people who make it great: the contestants,
the announcers, the barrelman, and last but
not least, the bullfighters.
Stock Contractors
Rough Stock
Stace Smith Pro Rodeos of Athens, TX
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Bucking Stock of the Year: Bull: Hurricane, 2001
Honors: “PRCA Stock Contractor of the Year” for 9
consecutive years (2004–2012)
Career: PRCA stock contractor since 1995.
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Steer Roping, Steer Wrestling & Team Roping
Lee Lancaster of Denver, CO
Tie-Down Cattle
Scott Salo of Torrington, WY
Rodeo Announcer
Track Announcer
Justin McKee
Kyle Shobe
From: Lenapah, Oklahoma
From: Lewistown, Montana
Born: October 24, 1968 in Edna, Kansas
Born: October 1, 1982
Family: Wife, Jeannie; daughter, Kassidy
Family: Wife, Jodie; son, McKay; daughters, Hadlee and Tessa
Education: Oklahoma State University,
B.S. in Animal Science
Education: University of Wyoming, B.A. Agricultural
Business
Other Employment: Rancher, commercial voice talent, keynote speaker
Other Employment: Auctioneer and real estate agent,
Shobe Auction & Realty
Rodeo History: PRCA since 1993
Television Show Host:
• Professional Bull Riders Tour - NBC, CBS, Versus
(formerly OLN)
• Fox Sports – 2000 to present
• PBR NOW on RFD-TV–2009 to present
• Shopping Western Style on RFD-TV –2006 to present
• Higher Ground on RFD-TV – 2007
• Hosted Livestock Auctions for Superior Livestock on
RFD-TV
Rodeo Announcer:
• Cheyenne Frontier Days™, Cheyenne, WY – 2007-13
• Bear Paw Round Up, Chinook, MT – 2012
• Roughrider Days, Dickinson, ND – 2004-12
• Dillon Jaycees, Dillon, MT – 2007-12
• Killdeer Mountain Roundup, Killdeer, ND – 2008-2012
• Dacotah Stampede, Aberdeen, SD – 2009-12
• Bustin’ at the Bluffs, Fort Benton, MT – 2007-09, 201112
• Shawnee Mountain PRCA Rodeo, Shawnee, PA – 2011
• Yankton PRCA Rodeo, Yankton, SD – 2009-10
• Catfish Stampede PRCA Rodeo, Onida, SD – 2010
Rodeos (PA Announcer)
• Cheyenne Frontier Days™
• Calgary Stampede
• Pendleton Roundup
• Pikes Peak or Bust, Colorado Springs
updated 07/10/2014
Ellensburg, WA
St. Paul, OR
National Western PBR, Denver
American Royal, KC
National Finals Steer Roping
Dodge National Circuit Finals
Prairie Circuit Finals
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Richland County Fair & PRCA Rodeo, Sidney, MT –
2007
North Dakota Winter Show PRCA Rodeo, Valley City,
ND – 2005
Little Belt Cowboys Assn. PRCA Rodeo, Belt, MT –
2004-07
Marias River Stampede PRCA Rodeo, Shelby, MT –
2005-06
MacDonald Ranch Demo Rodeo, Scottsdale, AZ –
2005-07
C.M. Russell Stampede PRCA Rodeo, Stanford, MT –
2004-05
Dawson County Fair & PRCA Rodeo, Glendive, MT
– 2006-07
Cody Nite PRCA Rodeo, Cody, WY – 2004
Northeast Montana Fair PRCA Rodeo, Glasgow, MT
– 2004
Montana High School State Finals, Sidney, MT – 2003
Dusty Tuckness
From: Meeteetse, Wyoming
Dusty Tuckness has a lifetime passion for the sport of
rodeo. He provides cowboy protection and its his job to
keep the bullrider out of harms way in the rodeo arena. Not
only has Dusty been named four time Bullfighter of the
Year but also served as a bullfighter at the National Finals
Rodeo the last five years. Dusty was born and raised in a
rodeo family as well as being a cowboy, he has competed in
rodeo his whole life starting with little kid rodeos on to high
school rodeos, amateur ranks, and then furthered his career
to become a PRCA Bullfighter. Dusty has competed in steer
riding, bull riding, and has clowned around the arena for
many years. He really started his bullfighting career around
the age on ten and now it has become his biggest achievement. Dusty has earn the respect of many professionals, bull
riders, stock contractors and also his own peers. Dusty feels
blessed to get to live out his dream as a bullfighter and to be
able to work some of the best rodeos.
Barrelman and Bullfighters
Darrell Diefenbach
From: Azle, Texas
Education: Maryborough T.A.F.E. (Australia)
Employment: Builder
Outfit: Red shirt, red and blue bandannas, black hat, black,
white and red makeup
Achievements: (see cfdrodeo.com)
Bullfighters may appear to do a lot of “clowning around,”
but their role is of utmost importance to the contestants.
Their job is to help prevent the contestants from sustaining
injuries by the bulls. In many cases, these bullfighters have
been responsible for saving a contestant’s life. For this reason,
they must be in peak physical condition and mentally alert
for their “dances with bulls.” Most bullfighters and clowns
wear good athletic shoes or cleats as part of their costume.
The costumes are generally quite colorful and loose fitting
to divert the bull’s attention from the contestant after the
ride. Occasionally, a contestant’s hand may become “hung
up” in the rope when he is bucked off. When this happens,
the bullfighters are right there risking their own safety to
free the cowboy’s hand from atop the bucking bull’s back.
One bullfighter distracts the bull while another tries to free
the cowboy’s hand. At Cheyenne, two bullfighters work
together in the arena to assist the contestants during the
bull riding events.
Arena Director
Frank Thompson
The arena director is responsible for the activities in
the arena. He ensures that PRCA rules are followed and
provides the safest environment possible for anyone who
enters the arena. During the rodeo he coordinates the roping events that take place at Chute 9 on the south end of
the arena with the rough stock events that come out of
the bucking chutes. Frank acts as a troubleshooter and
takes action to solve problems that arise in the arena. He
also starts the wild horse race and decides which direction
around the track the horses will travel.
Cody Sosebee
From: Charleston, Arkansas
Education: Southern Arkansas University, bachelor’s in
agricultural business
Employment: Ranching
Outfit: Flame shirts, baggies, blackfelt hat, newstyle jerseys,
board shorts
Website: www.codysosebee.com
updated 07/10/2014
Rough Stock Chute Boss
Darrell Barron
During the rodeo performances, Darrell is in charge of the
bucking chutes. He facilitates the order of the contestants
and the stock, and makes sure the rodeo runs efficiently.
Gary McDaniel
Assistant to Darrell Barron
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IN THE ARENA
Arena Veterinarian
Chute 9 Boss
Troy Pruitt
Supervises the safety and well-being of the animals on
the park.
Troy is the “chute boss” for the timed events at
Cheyenne. He is responsible for facilitating the correct
order of the stock and the contestants. Troy physically
inspects the equipment used on the animals and by the contestants to make sure it complies with PRCA regulations.
He is in charge of the Chute 9 setup and makes certain the
equipment is functioning properly. Troy also supervises the
grading of the tie-down cattle and steers to meet the weight
requirements.
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Dr. Heather Schneider
Dr. Josh Bradley
Dr. JD Fox
Dr. Gary Norwood
Dr. Paul Fornstrom
Dr. Tim Dawson
Arena Judges
Timed Events
• Paul Hughes
• Chuck Hoss - Field Flagger
Trick Roper
Rider Kiesner
Rough Stock Events
• Cliff Overstreet
• Mike Todd
• Scott Quick
• Gary Case
Returning to CFD is Rider Kiesner. Rider is a 4 time
world champion trick roper and two time world champion gun spinner. Given a Will Rogers trick roping kit
for Christmas when he was nine, Rider found his passion
for trick roping and performing. Rider has performed at
many of pro rodeos feature events including the Wrangler
National Finals Rodeo, performing at rodeos and Wild
West shows he has performed all across the United States
as well as Canada, Mexico, Japan, China, Oman, Lebanon
and France. Rider is a 5th generation horsemen and 2nd
generation to be professionally involved in the rodeo industry. Rider’s younger brother Roper is also a rodeo performer
and contestant. Roper will be making his debut at Cheyenne
this year in the rookie saddle bronc riding
Rookie Bronc Futurity Judges
• Tom Glause
• Rick Smith
Pick-up Men
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Justin Sports Medicine
Billy Ward
Dalton Ward
Duane Gilbert
Jason Bottoms
Shawn Calhoun
Matt Johnson
Justin Sports Medicine maintains a comprehensively
equipped mobile medical unit directly behind the “E” Stands
during the CFD rodeo. Cheyenne physicians volunteer their
time and services by working with the Justin team to patch
up the contestants should they require medical attention.
The unit and its staff focus on prevention as the first line
of defense against injury, but provide emergency medical
attention including cardiac life support if it is needed.
Cheyenne Physicians
• Dr. Jean Basta
• Dr. Mike Herber
• Dr. M. Peter Kuhn
• Dr. Josh LaHiff
• Dr. Mark Rangitsch
• Dr. Skip Ross
• Dr. Bill Wyatt
• Dr. Georgia Young
updated 07/10/2014
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CHAMPIONS
Since 1897, althetes have competed at the
world’s largest outdoor rodeo, seeking cash,
prized and the coveted CFD buckle.
2013 CFD Defending
Champions
Overall, rodeo attendance in 2013 topped out at 83,413.
During the 2013 event, over 1,300 competitors from the
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and Women’s
Professional Rodeo Association participated in bull riding,
saddle bronc, bareback, rookie saddle bronc, steer wrestling,
steer roping, team roping, tie-down roping, barrel racing, the
famous wild-horse race, Championship Bull Riding (CBR),
junior barrel racing, and mare and colt race events. Money
and prizes, including trophy saddles and buckles worth nearly $1 million were awarded to contestants at the rodeo and
the Championship Bull Riding/World Championship event.
Second Go: $978
Finals: $1,450
Aggregate: $8,255
Total Take Home: $12,334
Tuf Cooper - Decatur, TX
Tie Down Roping: $6,648
Steer Roping: $262
Team Roping
Clay Tryan (header) – Billings, MT
Jade Corkill (heeler) – Fallon, NV
First Go: $4,061
Finals: $1,279
Aggregate: $9,038
Bull Riding
Steer Wrestling
All Around Cowboy
Matt Reeves – Cross Plains, TX
First Go: $2,734
Second Go: $4,461
Finals: $2,070
Aggregate: $9,929
Cody Whitney – Sayre, OK
Finals: $1,980
Aggregate: $8,939
Saddle Bronc Riding TIE
Wade Sundell -Boxholm, Iowa
First Go: $1,420
Finals: $1,650
Aggregate: $6,272
Steer Roping
Trevor Brazile – Decatur, TX
First Go: $5,971
Finals: $1,994
Aggregate: $10,248
Chad Ferley - Oelrichs, SD
First Go: $4,734
Second Go: $947
Finals $83
Aggregate: $6,272
Tie-Down Roping
Scott Kormos – Teague, TX
First Go: $5,651
Finals: $2,343
Aggregate: $11,468
Bareback Riding
Taylor Price – Huntsville, TX
First Go: $1,651
updated 07/10/2014
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CHAMPIONS
CFD Arena Records
Barrel Racing
Christy Loflin – Franktown, CO
First Go: $2,684
Second Go: $5,637
Aggregate: $8,455
Bull Riding
Arena Record: Lynn Uptmor, 1999
Score: 94
Rookie Saddle Bronc
Saddle Bronc Riding
Arena Record: Cody DeMoss, 2010
Score: 91
Senior Steer Roping
Bareback Riding
Arena Record: Joe Alexander, 1974
Score: 93
Will Shaffer – Lisco, NE
Dan Fisher – Andrews, TX
Rookie Saddle Bronc Riding
Arena Record: John Jones, 2002
Score: 85
Tie-Down Roping
Arena Record: Chad Johnson, 1997
Time: 9.9 seconds
Steer Wrestling
Arena Record: Rick Myhre, 2000
Time: 5.1 seconds
Steer Roping
Arena Record: Justin McKee, 2004
Time: 10.1 seconds
Team Roping
Arena Record: Steve Purcella & Britt Bockius, 2004
Time: 6.0 seconds
Barrel Racing
Arena Record: Kristie Peterson, 1996
Time: 17.03 seconds
Chuckwagon Racing
Arena Record: Buddy Bensmiller, 1992
Time: 1:09:36
Senior Steer Roping
Arena Record: fastest steer; Arnold Felts, 1998
Time: 14.7 seconds
fastest on 4 head; Arnold Felts, 1998
Time: 70.3 seconds
updated 07/10/2014
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CHAMPIONS
CFD All Around Cowboys
1944 – 2013
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
Bill McMacken
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Ken Roberts
Toots Mansfield
Gene Rambo
Jim Snively
Bud Linderman
Bud Linderman
Billy Weeks
Casey Tibbs
Buck Rutherford
Jim Shoulders
Jim Shoulders
Jim Teschera
Bennie Reynolds
Don McLaughlin
Don McLaughlin
Sonny Worrell
Tom Nesmith
Jim Shoulders
Jim Shoulders
Warren Ruthier
Jim Tescher
Walt Linderman
Corky Warren
Paul Mayo
Allen Keller
Allen Keller
Walter Arnold
Jack Ward
Sonny Davis
Eldon Dudley
Tom Ferguson
Jack Hannum
Gary Good
Jack Hannum
updated 07/10/2014
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
CFD Senior Steer Roping
1987 - 2013
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Danny Torricellas
Charlie Lowry
Lewis Feild
Marty Melvin
Harold
Bumguardner
Chris Lybbert
Arnold Felts
Arnold Felts
Tuff Hedeman
Roy Cooper
Ty Murray
Todd Garrison
Marty Jones
Roy Cooper
Marty Jones
Doug Clark
Keith Hudson
Keith Hudson
Chad Klein
Cody Ohl
Trevor Brazile
Cody Ohl
Trevor Brazile
Jason Evans
Tee Woolman
Tee Woolman
Garrett Nokes
Chad Eubank
Cody Lee
Clayton Folton
Curtis Cassidy
K.C. Jones
Lawson Plemons
Tuf Cooper
Corky Berry
H.L. Todd
Jeff Smith
Walter Arnold
Don McLaughlin
Myrl Goodwin
H.L. Todd
Sam Falks
Mel Potter
Mel Potter
Don Dyer
A.R. Northcott
Wade Lewis
Jeff Markham
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
A.R. Northcott
Jim Evans
Kenneth Mauldin
Harold
Bumguardner
Corky Warren
Rocky Garnett
Bobby Brock
Roy Cooper
Mike Lohof
Tim Tillard
Rocky Garnet
R.A. Lovell
Don Fisher
CFD Bareback Champions
1936 – 2013
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
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Chuck Hanson
Phil Carney
Fritz Becker
Paul Carney
Cecil Henley
Carl Dossey
Hank Mills
David
Shellenberger
Wag Blessing
Lewis Brooks
Bill Linderman
Carl Williams
Bill Weeks
Gene Rambo
Jack Bushbaum
J.B. Bradshaw
Bud Linderman
Marvin Holmes
Gail Orr
Jack Bushbaum
Eddie Akridge
Jim Shoulders
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
Eddie Akridge
Don Wilson
Bennie Reynolds
Pete Crump
John Hawkins
Bob Cullison
Ralph Buell
Jim Shoulders
Jim Shoulders
Jackie Wright
Phil Heinen
James Mihalek
Dale Trotter
Ace Berry
Gary Tucker
Jim Ivory
Rusty Riddle
Joe Alexander
Joe Alexander
Royce Smith
Joe Alexander
Jim Dix
Jack Ward
Bruce Ford
CHAMPIONS
CFD Bareback Champions Continued
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
Mickey Young
Sandy Kirby
Bruce Ford
Jim Dunn
Larry Peabody
David Appleton
Clint Corey
Dave Appleton
Marvin Garrett
Gary Hemsted
Bruce Ford
Deb Greenough
Clint Corey
Clint Corey
Rocky Steagall
Marvin Garrett
Roger LaCasse
Ken Lensegrav
Shawn Vant
Marvin Garrett
Chuck Kite
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
CFD Bull Riding Champions continued
1972
1973
1974
1975
Pete Hawkins
Denny
McLanahan
Roger Lacasse
Pete Hawkins
Robert Bowers
Lan Lajeunesse
Larry Sandvick
Darren Clarke
Bobby Mote
Cimmaron Gerke
Andy Martinez
Rowdy Buechner
Forest Bramwell
Scott Montague
Cimmaron Gerke
Will Lowe
Steven Dent
Casey Colletti
Will Lowe
Taylor Price
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
CFD Bull Riding Champions
1936 – 2013
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
Shorty Hill
Smokey Snyder
Bob Estes
Gerald Roberts
Smokey Snyder
Hank Mills
Smokey Snyder
Nub Martin
Fred Badsky
Smokey Snyder
Todd Whatley
Dick Griffith
Kirby Walters
Sonny Lavender
Harry Tompkins
Tex Bowen
Pete Baker
Buck Rutherford
Gerald Roberts
updated 07/10/2014
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
Larry Rohrig
Dickie Cox
John Quintana
Charles
Underwood
Pete Gay
Don Gay
Wacey Cathey
Jerry Beagley
Mac Chancellor
Dave Urich
Rickey Lindsey
Ken Wilcox
Joe Wimberly
Denny Flynn
Clint Green
Rickey Lindsey
Ervin Williams
Jim Sharp
Marty Staneart
Jim Sharp
Scott Mendes
Randy Thornton
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Jimmie Morris
Ray Wessel
Tuff Hedeman
Tuff Hedeman
Tony Mendes
Chad Brennan
Cody Custer
Jaron
Nunnemaker
Blue Stone
Rusty Patrick
Casey Baize
Cory McFadden
Matt Austin
Dustin Elliott
Clint Craig
Steve Woolsey
Brad Pierce
Wesley Silcox
Shane Proctor
Cody Whitney
Cody Whitney
CFD Saddle Bronc Champions
1897 – 2013
Buck Rutherford
Jim Shoulders
Ed Barz
Freckles Brown
Jim Shoulders
Bob Shepherd
Freckles Brown
Delbert Hataway
Bob Wegner
Bob Wegner
Bob Wegner
Bill Kornell
Ronnie Rossen
Dennis Wall
R.C. Bales
Ken Stanton
Ronnie Rossen
Larry Mahan
Myrtis Dightman
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
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Bill Jones
Fred Bath
William Cramer
Thad Sowder
Otto Plaga
Elton Perry
Guy Holt
Harry Brannan
Hugh Clark
Sam Scoville
Henry Grieser
Clayton Danks
Dick Stanley
Clayton Danks
Sam Scoville
Charlie McKinley
Frank Carter
Henry Webb
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
Floyd Carroll
Harry Walters
Hugh Strickland
Sam Brownell
Leonard Stroud
Ed McCarty
Hugh Strickland
Phil Yoder
Howard Tegland
Dave Whyte
Paddy Ryan
Billy Wilkinson
Mike Stewart
Earl Thode
Sharkey Irwin
Floyd Stillings
Pete Knight
Earl Thode
CHAMPIONS
CFD Saddle Bronc Champions Continued
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
Earl Thode
Turk Greenough
Earl Thode
Turk Greenough
Turk Greenough
Eddie Woods
Nick Knight
Doff Aber
Chet McCarty
Stub Bartlemay
Doff Aber
Louis Brooks
Jackie Cooper
Bill McMacken
Bud Linderman
Ken Roberts
Bill Ward
Casey Tibbs
Gerald Roberts
Bud Linderman
Gene Pruett
Bill Hancock
Casey Tibbs
Deb Copenhaver
Guy Weeks
J.D. McKenna
Jim Tescher
Enos Walker
Winston Bruce
Marvin Holmes
Kenny McLean
Alvin Nelson
Tex Martin
Kenny McLean
Jim Tescher
Shawn Davis
Mel Hyland
Larry Mahan
Buzz Seely
Bill Smith
J.C. Bonine
Hugh Chambliss
Darryl Kong
Marty Wood
updated 07/10/2014
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
CFD Steer Roping Champions
1898 – 2013
Howard Hunter
Monty Henson
Hugh Chambliss
Larry Johnson
Bobby Berger
Jim Meeks
Joe Marvel
Buddy Reynolds
Richard
Oehmigen
Brad
Gjermundson
Bud Pauley
Derek Clark
Mel Coleman
Guy Shapka
Clint Johnson
Brad
Gjermundson
Kent Cooper
Paul Peterson
Tom Reeves
Ty Murray
Butch Small
Craig Latham
Dan Etbauer
Jeff Shearer
Jess Martin
Dan Mortensen
Bud Longbrake
Rod Hay
Todd Hipsag
Charley Gardner
Glenn O’Neill
Cody DeMoss
Bryce Miller
Dan Mortensen
Taos Muncy
Dusty Hausauer
Billy Etbauer
Cody DeMoss
Jesse Bail
Cody DeMoss
Chad Ferley
Wade Sundell
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
45
Duncan Clark
Hugh McPhee
Hugh McPhee
Duncan Clark
F.W. Fitch
William Wilde
Clayton Danks
Jack Dolan
Charles B. Irwin
Angus McPhee
Ikua Purdy
Ed McCarty
J. Ames (team)
Van Gilford
(team)
A.L. Clark (team)
Buffalo Vernon
(team
Frank Meisch
Hugh Stemler
John Murray
George Weir
Fred Lowrey
John Murray
Phil Yoder
Walter Sterling
Tommy Grimes
Fred Lowery
Ben O. Johnson
Ben O. Johnson
Fred Lowery
Fred Lowery
Ben O. Johnson
Fred Lowery
Fred Beeson
Fred Lowery
Carl Arnold
Herb Meyers
Bob Crosby
Jake McClure
John McEntire
John Rhodes
Bob Crosby
Forman Faulkner
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
Hugh Bennett
Dick Truitt
Clay Carr
Ike Rude
Buck Sorrels
Tommy Rhodes
Clyde Burke
Carl Arnold
Cotton Lee
Carl Arnold
Toots Mansfield
Jim Snively
Shoat Webster
Everett Shaw
Buddy Neal
Everett Shaw
Clark McEntire
Shoat Webster
Ike Rude
Everett Shaw
Bill Harlan
Everett Shaw
Don McLaughlin
Clark McEntire
Shoat Webster
Shoat Webster
Kelly Corbin
Jim Prather
Olin Young
Jim Bob Altizer
Bill Teague
Sonny Davis
Walter Arnold
Randy Burchett
Jerry Kauffman
Allen Keller
John Miller
Olin Young
Eldon Dudley
Bill Spratt
Sonny Davis
Sonny Worrell
Gary Good
CHAMPIONS
CFD Steer Wrestling Champions Continued
CFD Steer Roping Champions Continued
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
Arden
Cunningham
Terry McGinley
Wade Lewis
Ray “Tuffy”
Thompson
Wade Lewis
Joe Talbot
Sterling Price
Rod Hartness
Bill Goodger
Roy Cooper
Harold
Bumguardner
Wade Lewis
Arnold Felts
Marty Tillard
Keith Hudson
Roy Cooper
J.D. Yates
Bucky Hefner
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Guy Allen
Rocky Garnett
Jim Davis
Jim Davis
Trevor Brazile
Trevor Brazile
Tom Hirsig
Ora Taton
Troy Tillard
Cody Scheck
Neal Wood
Neal Wood
Tim Abbott
Scott Snedecor
Chance Kelton
Rocky Garnet
Jay Pixley
Trevor Brazile
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
CFD Steer Wrestling Champions
1914 – 2013
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
Ed McCarty
Ed Lindsey
Ed Lindsey
Cy Perkins
Scout Maish
Rube Roberts
Shorty Kelso
Jim Massey
Jim Massey
Perch Porter
Jack Kerscher
Ed L. Herrian
Slim Kaskey
Dick Shelton
Grady Wilson
Ervin Collins
John Bowman
Mike Hastings
Hugh Bennett
Jim Irwin
Jim Irwin
updated 07/10/2014
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
Everett Bowman
Dick Truitt
Hub Whiteman
Tex Doyle
Hub Whiteman
Hub Whiteman
Buck Sorrels
Hugh Bennett
Bill Lowry
Homer Pettigrew
Bill Lowry
Ken Boen
Dub Phillips
Homer Pettigrew
Carlos Green
Stan Gomez
Lex Connelly
Joe Madden
Gordon Davis
Harley May
Bill Rush
Benny Combs
Bill Rush
John Hatley
Dick Stull
Don Fedderson
Dewey Dunaway
Harry Charters
Neil Love
Tater Decker
Harley May
Walt Linderman
Roy Duvall
Jim Calvert
Eugene Weakley
Allen Keller
Jack Roddy
Bob Marshall
Bob Marshall
Tom Elliot
Jim Robinette
Dan Jackson
Steve Bland
Ron Ary
Jack Hannum
Danny Torricellas
Charlie Lowry
Randy Vaughn
Ote Berry
Gary Green
Fred Sherwood
Steve Duhon
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Bob
Christopherson
John W. Jones, Jr
John W. Jones, Jr
Peter Orradre
Ote Berry
Bob Lummus
Mike Smith
Dean Edelman
Todd Boggust
Ivan Teigen
Stephen Canik
Leon Vick
Tommy Cook
Sean Mulligan
Ivan Teigen
Lee Graves
Mickey Gee
Todd Suhn
Seth Brockman
Linn Churchill
TIE - William
Beierbach & Jason
Miller
Dean Gorsuch
Jake Rinehart
Cody Moore
Olin Hannum
Gabe Ledoux
Matt Reeves
Rookie Saddle Bronc Champions
1911 – 2013
1911
Ernest Green
1912
Charles Tipton
1913
W. Brown
1914
Don Thompson
1915
Tommy Grimes
1916
Billie Killum
1917- 1925 not listed as a
contest
46
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
Artie Orser
R.R. Hayworth
Harry Knight
Eddie Woods
Hub Whiteman
Cecil W. Kennedy
Emory McCrorey
Mel Stonehouse
CHAMPIONS
Rookie Saddle Bronc Champions Continued
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
Len Walker
R.L. Nelson
Chet McCarty
Eddie Jones
Jim Like
Frank Pearson
Eddie Cain
Sonny Trueman
Buck Johnson
Jiggs Thompson
Carl Olson
Jack Smith
Virgil Miranda
Deb Copenhaver
Bob Terrill
Les Gore
John Ross
Jackie Wright
Roy Lilly
Edwin Neal
Clint Roberts
Connie Cox
Walter Heiland
Jim Groves
Dean Reeves
John Keller
Aaron Pursley
Bill Smith
Shawn Davis
Ralph Maynard
Johnny Holloway
Clyde Longfellow
J.C. Bonine
John Holman
Larry Robinson
Dale Svoboda
Brian Anderson
Dennis Williams
Wilf Hyland
Gary Schmidt
Joe Dodds
updated 07/10/2014
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
CFD Tie Down Roping Champions
1920 – 2013
Mike Finney
Dixon Hamilton
Bruce Keller
Hank Franzen
Randy Bourne
Randy Buck
Mike Miller
Marty Forster
Skeeter Thurston
Guy Shapka
Lee Meketi
Dean Voigt
Dan Etbauer
Vincent Larry
Jimmy Gardner
Keith Tribe
Steve Manning
Ken Taton
Shane Lyon
Travis Griffin
Marty Hebb
Paul Sundahl
T.C. Holloway
Luke Schalla
Matthew McCloy
Shane Moran
Dan Latham
Will Berg
John Jones
Matt Hebbert
Marty Eakin
William Hughes
Brad Pierce
Jace Garrett
Cort Scheer
Wayne Kogianes
Dustin Moody
J.D. Johnson
Cody Anthony
Wil Shafer
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
47
Fred Beeson
Fred Lowery
Billy Kingham
George Kline
Herb Meyers
Ike Rude
Jim Coffey
Everett Bowman
Bob Crosby
Ike Rude
Jake McClure
Herb Meyers
Breezy Cox
Charles E. Jones
Jake McCkure
John Bowman
Richard Merchant
Clyde Burk
Andy Juarequi
Toots Mansfield
Tony Salinas
Buck Sorrels
Clyde Burk
Buck Sorrels
Jiggs Burke
Walter Poage
Royce Sewalt
Toots Mansfield
Gene Rambo
Doyle Riley
Jess Goodspeed
J.D. Holleyman
Bill Tatum
Jim Bob Altizer
Troy Fort
Mack Yates
Troy Fort
Lanham Riley
Buddy Groff
Jim Bob Altizer
Dale Smith
Sonny Worrell
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
B.J. Pierce
Ronnye Sewalt
John Leonard
B.J. Pierce
Jack Burkholder
Bud Smith
Lee Cockrell
Barry Burke
Glen Franklin
Corky Warren
Dean Oliver
Junior Garrison
Gary Ledford
Jack Witcher
Linus Thornton
Dean Oliver
Don Smith
Bobby
Goodspeed
Jack Hannum
Roy Cooper
Jarrell Russell
Doug Johnson
Jim Warren
Jerry Jetton
Ray Hollabaugh
Dee Pickett
Joe Lucas
Rabe Rabon
Ricky Canton
Chip Porterfield
Chris Lybbert
Fred Whitfield
Jim Fuller
Marty Jones
Shawn McMullen
Fred Whitfield
David J.
Dohlman, Jr
Keith Hudson
Mike Johnson
Cody Ohl
Kyle Kosoff
CHAMPIONS
CFD Tie Down Roping Champions Continued
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Fred Whitfield
Cody Ohl
Brent Lewis
Mike Johnson
Clint Cooper
Ricky Canton
Clint Robinson
Houston Hutto
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Women’s Barrel Racing
1971 – 2013
Todd Brown
Cody Ohl
Clint Arave
Jerrad Hofstetter
Beau Marshal
Scott Kormos
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
CFD Team Roping Champions
2001 – 2013
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Blair Burk Header; Preston
Williams - Heeler
Jake Barnes Header;Clay
Cooper - Heeler
Speed Williams
- Header; Rich
Skelton - Heeler
Frank Graves
- Header; Brad
Culpepper Heeler
Steve Purcella
- Header; Britt
Bockius - Heeler
Colter Todd Header; Cesar De
La Cruz - Heeler
Travis Tryan Header; Michael
Jones - Heeler
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
1980
1981
Lynn McKenzie
1982-1990 no races
1991
Deb Mohon
1992
Lita Scott Price
1993
Kristie Peterson
1994
Deb Mohon
1995
Sherry PotterCervi
1996
Kristie Peterson
Logan Olson Header; Broc
Cresta - Heeler
Chad Masters
- Header; Jade
Corkill - Heeler
Britt Williams –
Header; Bobby
Harris – Heeler
Tie: Derrick
Begay – Header;
Cesar de la Cruz –
Heeler
Jake Barnes –
Header; Walt
Woodard – Heeler
Trevor Brazile –
Header; Patrick
Smith – Heeler
Clay Tryan
Jade Corkhill
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Kristie Peterson
Kristie Peterson
Rachael Myllimaki
Charmayne James
Gloria Freeman
Tami Fontenot
Melanie Southard
Paula Seay
Terri Kaye
Kirkland
Kelly Maben
Brittany PozziPharr
Lindsay Sears
Tiffany Fox
Lindsay Sears
Kim Schulz
Mary Walker
Christy Loflin
Wild Horse Race Champions
1947 – 2013
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
updated 07/10/2014
Karen Greenough
Gail Petska
Gail Petska
Lila Mae Stegart
Lila Glade
Connie Combs
Jimmie Gibbs
Carol Goosetree
Carol Goosetree
Lonnie Wilson
Lynn McKenzie
48
Joe Patterson
Johnny Faber
Bobby Dowd
Jack Swope
Gerald Waring
Chuck Davis
Booger Red
Nixon
Bobby Dowd
Buddy Heaton
Billy Hale
Jack Mitchell
Eddie Evans
Buster Childers
Bill R. Ward
Carl Fedderer
Johnny Hastings
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
Bernis Johnson
Frank Baber
Francis Kneeland
Jack Gill
Jim Lay
Monte
Hemenover
Dennis Forrester
Nick Mousel
Bob Hurst
Orville
Strandquist
Orville
Strandquist
Frank Merritt
Orville
Strandquist
Robert Martin
CHAMPIONS
Wild Horse Race Champions Continued
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
Ken Booth
Jeff Agin
Nick Mousel
Mark Lyons
Frank Wilson
Chuck Kalb
Marvin Schulte
Lyle Panburn
Blair Bishop
Bill Sherritt
Mike Nolan
Tracy Robinson
Tad Riley
Troy Hoefer
Troy Hladky
Bob Filter
Troy Hladky
Dave Biever
John Shellhart
Art Hansen
John Shellhart
Rick Erdman
Team
Halladay Motors
Halladay Motors
Sand Creek Cattle
Co.
Wildhorse Racers
Only
Bob Mafeo
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
CFD Chuckwagon Champions
1952 – 1998
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
Sand Creek Cattle
Co.
Diamond G
Haying
Shawn Savage
Team
Jack & Gloria
Horn’s Cowboy
Bar
Bob Royle
Joe AppleBaker
Jason Smith
Sid Reddest
Jason Smith
Ryan Gerber’s
Team
T.C. Buntin’s
Team
Jason Smith
Brandon Begaye
Team
Jeremy Fox,
Shane Hansen,
Jimmy Federer
Agin.com/
Poseidon
Concepts Team
Chris Graves,
Scott Hajek,
Raymond Brent
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
Orville
Strandquist
Tom Glass
Ward Willard
Ward Willard
Ward Willard
Kelly Sutherland
Herman Flad
Buddy Bensmiller
Buddy Bensmiller
Buddy Bensmiller
Herman Flad
Ray Croteau
Buddy Bensmiller
Ray Mitsuing
Buddy Bensmiller
Ray Mitsuing
Buddy Bensmiller
Buddy Bensmiller
Buddy Bensmiller
Bert Croteau
Buddy Bensmiller
Bert Croteau
Ray Mitsuing
Rod Salmond
CFD Ladies Saddle Bronc Champions
1906 – 1927
1906
1907
190813
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
updated 07/10/2014
Buster Rusk
Jack Gill
Phil Gooch
Tom Dorchester
Ed Kroeschil
Harley
Walgenbach
Harley
Walgenbach
Tom Dorchester
Ralph Vigen
Dale Flett
Dale Flett
Bill Greenwood
Bob Cosgrave
Bob Cosgrave
Ron Glass
Bob Cosgrave
Bill Greenwood
Bob Cosgrave
Ron Glass
Kelly Sutherland
Bill Greenwood
Ralph Buzzard
Tom Glass
49
Mrs. A.C. Clayton
Esther Pawson
no contest
Dorothy Morrell
Mrs. Ed Lindsey
Catherine Wilkes
Mrs. Ed Wright
Mildred Douglas
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
Ruth Roach
—————
Lorena Trickey
Bonnie McCarroll
Mabel Strickland
Marie Gibson
Gene Kreig
Grace Runyan
Brida Miller
CHAMPIONS
Denver Post Ladies Relay Race
1906 – 1946
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
Mrs. A.C. Clayton
Esther Pawson
Mrs. Clayton
Danks
Lillie Nicholson
Mrs. Clayton
Danks
Joella Irwin
Pauline Irwin
Lenor Mattingly
Mary Harsch
Joella Irwin
Mrs. J.A. Parsons
Ruth Parton
Mrs. Barney
Sherry
Kitty Canutte
Lorena Trickey
Lorena Trickey
Mabel Strickland
Mabel Strickland
Lorena Trickey
Donna Cowan
updated 07/10/2014
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
Lorena Trickey
Josephine Wicks
Pauline Sawyer
Josephine Wicks
Tad Lucas
Tad Lucas
Danetta Gilbert
Mrs. Cy Gray
Reva Gray
Danetta Gilbert
Reva Gray
Gene Creed
Jean Allen
Polly Mills
Della Shriver
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
Anna Lee Wiley
Donetta Burns
Donetta Burns
Alma Rossell
Phyllis Cannon
Alice Yardley
Marilyn Murphy
50
CFD RECORDS
CFD Miss Frontier
1931 - 2014
The first Miss Frontier was selected in 1931 when the
Cheyenne Frontier Days committee sponsored a contest.
All six of the girls who entered were sponsored by a civic
organization. Each girl was judged based on the number
of tickets sold be her sponsoring organization. Miss Jean
Nimmo Dubois had the honor of becoming the first Miss
Frontier when the Cheyenne Post of the American legion
sold the most tickets to the show. Edith Gogerty Stevens
won the honor in 1932 by a popularity vote determined by
the number of tickets sold at the Frontier Pavilion. In 1933,
another contest sponsored by the Tribune-Eagle selected
Maysie McKay Christensen as the third Miss Frontier. The
year 1934 saw the CFD committee selected Lois Crain
Moor as Miss Frontier and Leona Burner Gillen as her
Lady-in-Waiting, starting a tradition that follows to this day.
During the reign of Mary Helen Warren Welborn in 1936,
Miss Frontier acquired he traditional garb of the “White
Bucks.” Mary Helen had seen Sally Rand, the fan dancer
who appeared at CFD wearing an outfit of leather, consisting of a divided skirt and vest trimmed in fringe and silver
conches. Mary Helen thought the outfit was most appealing and so the familiar official clothing of Miss Frontier
came into being work with a satin blouse. The role of Miss
Frontier has evolved through the years. Today, as well as
appearing at all of the events of the show, she is a visible
representative of CFD appearing at other rodeos, press
conferences and special events to promote and annual event
born of an idea to create a celebration for Cheyenne.
1931
Jean Nimmo
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
Edith Gogerty
Maysie Mackay
Lois Crain
Leona Bruner
Mary Helen
Warren
Katherine
Schroeder
Helen McCarty
Louise Holmes
Bette McIver
Mary Anna Klett
Teddy Ann Storey
Mary Ellen Jensen
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
updated 07/10/2014
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
Barbara Ann
Benton
Orlene “Sis”
Merritt
Lois Hofmann
Ann Dinneen
Susan Murray
Norma Jean Bell
Joy Vandehei
Laura Bailey
Jane Henderson
Carol Rees
Margy Hirsig
Nancy Black
Marilyn Ryan
Lynne Mabee
51
Jeanette Tyrrell
Merrilyn Farthing
Judy Read
Mary Caldwell
April Belecky
Suzanne Hanes
Susan Dubois
Sharon Kay
Hanson
Kathleen Keefe
Carolyn Holmes
Dianne Spear
Marie Nimmo
Carol Powers
Patty Berry
Julie Robinson
Mary Boice
Beth Murray
Teresa Jordan
Cynthia Lummis
Nancy Borthwick
Deidre Kilty
Shirley Holmes
Shelly Howe
Rita Holmes
Tricia Pattno
DeDe Schuppan
Tamra Dereemer
Libby Crews
Marcy Morris
Michele Albert
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Shannon
Humphrey
Tammy Powers
Trish Moore
Niffy McNiff
Kimm Acton
Shelly Hayes
Tricia Weppner
Stacy Bishop
Kristen Dolan
Jamie Fox
Kellie Sharp
Tristan Johnson
Paige Vossler
Kristy Barr
Britt Holmes
Heather Sanchez
Tara Vreeland
Joanne Brewster
Julianna Edwards
Katie Mae
Landers
Kari Ward
Kim Kuhn
Rachel Shutter
Amy Berry
Sami Jo Heitsch
Cloe Pfoor
Kaci Malmberg
CFD RECORDS
CFD Concert Entertainers Continued
CFD Concert Entertainers
1977 - 2013
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
Jerry Jeff Walker with Red Steagall, Johnny Cash
Show, Barbara Mandrell Jimmy Dean, Mel Tillis
Larry Gatlin with Gunshy, Charley Pride,
Johnny Paycheck, Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers
Charlie Daniels Band, Don Williams, Donna Fargo,
Kenny Rogers, Dottie West,Mel Tillis, Merle
Haggard
Charlie Daniels Band, Mac Davis, Johnny Cash,
Eddie Rabbitt, Dottie West
Charlie Daniels Band, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin
Brothers, Oak Ridge Boys, Barbara Mandrell, Moe
Bandy and Joe Stampley
Charlie Daniels Band, Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee
and the Urban Cowboy Band, The Barbara Mandrell
Show, Ronnie Milsap, T.G. Sheppard
Charlie Daniels Band, Lacy J. Dalton, Oak Ridge
Boys, The Charley Pride Show, Conway Twitty with
The Twitty Birds, David Frizzell and Shelly West
Waylon Jennings & Jessi Coulter, Mickey Gilley,
Charly McClain, Eddie Rabbitt, Louise Mandrell, Mel
Tillis
Oak Ridge Boys, Night Ranger, Roy Clark, Lee
Greenwood, Reba McEntire, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band,
Charley Pride
John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, Sawmill
Creek, Exile, The Judds, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band,
Johnny Cash
The Judds, Willie Nelson, Emmy Lou Harris,
Starship, Randy Travis, Sawyer Brown, Oak Ridge
Boys
Beach Boys, Randy Travis, REO Speedwagon,
Charlie Daniels Band, Highway 101 & Sweethearts of
the Rodeo, The McCarters, Restless Heart, George
Strait
Escape Club, Joan Jett, Alabama, K.T. Oslin, Skip
Ewing, Reba McEntire, Ricky Van Shelton, Nitty
Gritty Dirt Band, George Strait
Chicago, Mark Collie, Reba McEntire, The Judds,
Lori Ruso, Michael Damian, Williams & Ree, Clint
Black, Ricky Skaggs, Tanya Tucker, Randy Travis,
George Strait
Robert Palmer, LaToya Jackson, Trisha Yearwood,
Garth Brooks, Williams & Ree, Dan Seals, Lorrie
Morgan, Kentucky Headhunters, Oak Ridge Boys
Charlie Daniels Band, Marty Stuart, Nitty Gritty Dirt
Band, Reba McEntire, Randy Travis, Restless Heart,
Kathy Mattea,Alan Jackson, Tanya Tucker, Travis
Tritt, Wynona Judd, Clint Black
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Suzy Bogguss, Dwight Yoakam, George Strait,
Pam Tillis, Chris LeDoux, Kathy Mattea, Ricky
Van Shelton, Shawn Camp, Brooks & Dunn, Garth
Brooks
Sawyer Brown, Clay Walker, George Strait,
Confederate Railroad, Mark Chesnutt, Willie Nelson,
Brooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson
Clay Walker, Boy Howdy, John Michael
Montgomery, Pam Tillis, John Anderson, Chris
LeDoux, Joe Diffie, Alan Jackson
Terri Clark, Mark Chesnutt, Charlie Daniels, Sawyer
Brown, Kathy Mattea, Randy Travis, Tanya Tucker,
Jeff Carson, Garth Brooks, Vince Gill, Alabama,
Brooks & Dunn, George Strait
The Oakridge Boys, Toby Keith, Sammy Kershaw,
Chris LeDoux, Brian White, Richochet, Trisha
Yearwood & The Cheyenne Symphony, Collin Raye,
Wyonna, Tim McGraw
Sawyer Brown, B.T.O., John Michael Montgomery,
Doug Supernaw, Mark Chesnutt, Neal McCoy, Patty
Loveless, Vince Gill, The Kinleys, Clay Walker, Faith
Hill, Trace Adkins, Alan Jackson
ZZ Top, Brooks & Dunn, JoDee Messina,
Blackhawk, Williams & Ree, The Bellamy Brothers,
Chris LeDoux, Creedence Clearwater Revisited, The
Beach Boys, Reba McEntire
The Judds, Styx, Don McLean, Randy Travis, Ty
Herndon, Tanya Tucker, Sammy Kershaw, Neal
McCoy, Ricochet, Charlie Daniels Band, Lynyrd
Skynyrd, Reba McEntire
Survivor, Kansas, REO Speedwagon, Lonestar,
Tantric, Lifehouse, 3 Doors Down, Clay Walker,
Toby Keith, Chris LeDoux, Bryan Adams, LeAnn
Womack, Brooks & Dunn
Nickelback, Vince Gill, Pat Green, The Guess Who,
Steppenwolf, Kenny Chesney, Tracy Byrd, Huey
Lewis & the News, Doobie Brothers, Nitty Gritty
Dirt Band, Travis Tritt, Asleep at the Wheel
Stained, Static X, Lo Pro, Toby Keith, Blake Shelton,
3 Doors Down, Our Lady Peace, Shinedown,
Seether, Chris LeDoux, Diamond Rio, Willie Nelson,
Montgomery Gentry, Alan Jackson, Joe Nichols
George Strait, Dierks Bentley, ZZ Top, The Marshall
Tucker Band, Randy Travis, Amy Dalley, Brad
Paisley, Chris Cagle, Keith Urban, Trick Pony,
Kenny Chesney, Uncle Kracker
CFD RECORDS
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
CFD Hall of Fame
Ted Nugent, Tesla, The Warren Brothers, Tim
McGraw, Professional Bull Riders (PBR) and
American Freestyle Bullfighting, Sara Evans, Gary
Allan, Big & Rich, Cowboy Troy, Toby Keith, Scotty
Emerick
Steve Miller Band, Martina McBride, Mark Wills,
Keith Urban, Hot Apple Pie, Dierks Bentley, Billy
Currington, Phil Vassar, Josh Gracin, Montgomery
Gentry, Trace Adkins, Larry the Cable Guy Bon Jovi, Oxygen, Reba McEntire, Trisha Yearwood,
LeAnn Rimes, Neal McCoy, Los Lonely Boys,
Ronnie Milsap, Big & Rich, Cowboy Troy, Gretchen
Wilson, Def Leppard, Ricky Warwick
The Guess Who, WAR, Firefall, Atlanta Rhythm
Section, Rascal Flatts, Taylor Swift, Blake Shelton,
Kellie Pickler, Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert,
Sugarland, Tracey Lawrence, Bill Engvall, Randy
Owen with Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra
3 Doors Down, Theory of a Deadman, Parachute,
Safetysuit, George Strait, Julianne Hough, Sawyer
Brown, Rodney Atkins, Taylor Swift, Kellie Pickler,
Kenny Chesney, Jake Owen
KISS, Alana Grace, Brooks & Dunn, The Band
Perry, Aaron Tippen, Neal McCoy, Clay Walker,
Glen Templeton, Dierks Bentley, Miranda Lambert,
Sugarland, Danny Gokey, Alan Jackson, Josh Turner
Kid Rock, Sheryl Crow, Jason Aldean, Mark
Chesnutt, Thompson Square, Charlie Daniels Band,
JaneDear girls, Mötley Crüe, Sick Puppies, Darius
Rucker, Kevin Costner and Modern West, Zac
Brown Band, Sonia Leigh, Blackberry Smoke, Toby
Keith, Eric Church
Zac Brown Band, The Marshall Tucker Band, Sonia
Leigh and Nic Cowan, Brad Paisley, The Band
Perry, Merle Haggard, Chancey Williams and the
Younger Brothers Band, REBA, Rodney Atkins,
Hunter Hayes, Journey, Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo,
Loverboy, Hank Williams, Chris Young, Blake
Shelton, David Nail
Journey, Alan Jackson, Dwight Yoakam,
Championship Bull Riding, Luke Bryan, Rascal
Flatts, Jason Aldean, Toby Keith
The CFD Hall of Fame showcases individuals, livestock and organizations whose distinctive contributions to
Cheyenne Frontier Days have helped grow one man's dream
into "The Daddy of 'em All." Whether contestants, contract
personnel, entertainers, livestock, organizations, families or
volunteers, those voted into the CFD Hall of Fame represent the wonderful competitive and cooperative spirit that
has remained the hallmark of CFD since 1897. Members of
the CFD Old West Museum at the Hall of Fame Level (and
above) vote for each class of the CFD Hall of Fame.
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Joe Alexander-2004
Ben Johnson Sr.-2005
George Strait-2004
Guy Allen-2008
Calvin Jumping Bull2004
Orville Strandquist-2007
John Bell-2003
Arlene Kensinger-2002
Mabel Strickland-2002
Bertha Kaepernick
Blanchett-2006
Don Kensinger-2002
Dan Taylor-2006
Margaret Boice-2002
Jack Ketcham-2004
Jim Tescher-2005
Buzz Bradley-2005
Harry Knight-2005
Earl Thode-2004
Dazee Bristol-2002
Chris LeDoux-2003
Casey Tibbs-2002
Freckles Brown-2006
Linderman Family-2006
Tillard Family-2007
George Bruegman-2003
Fred Lowry-2004
Lorena Trickey-2004
Paul Bruegman-2003
Tad Lucas-2002
Ace Tyrrell-2008
Willtis A. Brewster-2007
Buddy Lytle-2007
Union Pacific
Railroad-2002
Gene Bryan-2006
John D. “Jack” Mabee2007
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Dutch Buckles-2003
Larry Mahan-2002
J.D. Vandewark-2003
Lynn Beutler-2008
Leonard Mayer
Harry Vold-2003
T. Joe Cahill-2002
Ed McCarty-2002
Duane Von
Krosigk-2003
Charles D. Carey Jr-2005.
Clark McEntire-2003
Lois Wade-2005
Mary Elizabeth
Carpender-2004
Reba McEntire-2002
F.E. Warren Air Force
Base-2004
Johnny Cash-2003
Don McLaughlin-2005
Corky Warren-2008
Roy Clark-2007
Ruby Mercer-2005
Princess Blue Water-2002
John Cole-2003
Merritt Family-2004
Shoat Webster-2003
Roy Cooper-2004
George Michael-2006
Mary Weppner-2005
Crooked Nose-2008
Midnight-2003
Fred Whitfield-2005
Clayton Danks-2008
Jack Miller-2008
Sonny Worrell-2006
Charlie Daniels-2002
Norma Bell Morris-2003
Hadley Barrett-2009
CFD RECORDS
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Mr. T-2004
Buddy Bensmiller-2009
Shawn Davis-2002
Dr. J.S. Palen-2006
Shirley Holmes
Churchill-2009
The Denver Post-2005
Chuck Parkison-2002
Floyd & Diane
Humphrey-2009
Marietta Dinneen-2002
Wick Peth-2004
Charles “Sharkey” Irwin2009
Quail Dobbs-2003
Wilbur Plaugher-2002
Ned Murray-2009
Lou Domenico-2006
Mel Potter-2003
Dean Oliver-2009
Bill Dubois-2004
Powers Family-2005
Phil Van Horn-2009
Verne Elliott-2002
Jim Powers-2005
Tom Bauman-2010
Red Fenwick-2006
Tom Powers-2006
Garth Brooks-2010
Gus Fleischli-2002
Professional
Rodeo Cowboys
Association-2006
Floyd Carroll-2010
Shirley Flynn-2004
Ikua Purdy-2007
Louise Cole-2010
Lane Frost-2003
Sally Rand-2005
Brad Churchill-2010
Turk Greenough-2003
Dan Rees-2004
T.V. & April Jones-2010
Robert D.
Hanesworth-2003
Warren Richardson-2005
Ronda Mahan-2010
Jim Hearne-2006
Ike Rude-2004
John Morris-2010
Tuff Hedeman-2003
W.J. “Jack” Ryan, DDS2008
J. Kent Rutledge-2010
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Everett Shaw-2003
Chuck Baley-2011
Hirsig Family-2003
Jim Shoulders-2002
Ray Boeshart-2011
Charlie Hirsig-2003
Col. E.A. Slack-2002
Ralph Buell-2011
Rudy Hofmann-2004
SSRA-Senior Steer
Ropers Association-2008
Carol Farthing-2011
C.B. Irwin-2002
Steamboat-2002
Margaret Irwin-2011
The Irwin Family-2008
Joseph E. Stimson-2004
Dr. Donald Kougl-2011
Jerry Jessen-2005
Edward T. Storey-2002
William “Obie”
Obermeier-2011
Enid Lummis & the
Lummis Family-2011
Montie Montana-2011
Don Stanfield-2011
Dick Pickett-2011
Albert “Whitey”
Christensen-2013
The HEELS of
Cheyenne Frontier Days2013
Tucker Fagan-2013
Vianna Gurney-2013
Dick Sherman-2013
Jeremy Sparks-2013
Earl Vandehei
Family-2013
Cheyenne Frontier
Days Western Art Show
Committee-2014
Dr. Frank Barrett-2014
Elizabeth “Liz”
Escobedo-2014
Harrison Halligan-2014
Ken McCann-2014
Hank Thompson-2014
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2014 media guide - Cheyenne Frontier Days

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